Online food ordering service Swiggy has denied allegations that it is experiencing employee churn or has cheated its investors and restaurant partners, after a blog post by a few current and former employees went viral across social network platforms accusing the company of wrongdoing.
Swiggy that has been backed by investors such as Naspers, answered every allegation charged against it in a blogpost that was released on Wednesday. The online food delivery firm even shared the order data, which it claimed was verified by external firms, ahead of its fundraising exercise.
Earlier in the day, Swiggy had released a statement