Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) resolved **109 investor complaints** against 92 listed companies in December 2025, including past complaints. During the same month, BSE received **141 new complaints** against 113 companies, reflecting the continued concerns of investors.
BSE also revealed that as of September 2025, the three companies whose complaints were pending for more than a month were **JSW Steel Limited**, **Madhuveer Com 18 Network Limited**, and **Dhani Services Limited**.
Further, BSE issued a public warning against **Aditya Rishabh Mishra**, who is an unregistered person and is allegedly providing investment advisory and portfolio management services. The exchange stressed that Mishra is neither a member of BSE nor an authorized person of any registered intermediary. Investors should avoid sharing trading credentials (user ID/password) and verify registration through the BSE website to avoid the risk of fraud, as such schemes do not have investor protection or dispute resolution facilities.
Regulators such as RBI (such as through “RBI Kehta Hai” campaigns) and SEBI (such as through “SEBI vs. SCAM” and SCORES platform) are making continuous efforts to raise awareness about safe practices and help track complaints against listed entities and intermediaries.
These developments underline the role of BSE in grievance redressal and investor protection amid changing market risks.
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