Dariyaganj-Based ML Books International Accused of Fraudulent Practices, Alleged Collusion with Bookstores

Company Registered Under Multiple Names, Exploits Open Books and Allegedly Manipulates Online Journal Access

In the last few years, many suspicious activities have come to the limelight where Delhi’s Daryaganj Book sellers and publishers came to the limelight including purchase of books in Bihar Universities.

In a shocking revelation, another Daryaganj-based publisher ML Books International, owned by Ashish Vaidya and Ayush Vaidya operating under various aliases including World Technologies, stands accused of engaging in deceptive practices that have rocked the academic and publishing community.

According to the reddit answers and multiple reviews of the company, World technologies also known as ML Books International owned by two brothers Ashish Vaidya and Ayush Vaidya, has come under notice for its alleged fraudulent activities, which include repackaging open-source books, altering covers using Photoshop, and reselling them at significantly inflated prices.

Furthermore, whistleblowers have accused ML Books International of unethical practices such as cracking online journal codes to gain unauthorized access and circumvent subscription fees. These actions not only compromise academic integrity but also unfairly exploit students and researchers who rely on legitimate sources for their studies.

Adding to the controversy, it has been alleged that ML Books International and World Technologies maintains registrations under multiple names, potentially to evade scrutiny and continue their questionable operations unhindered. Reports indicate that some leading bookstores may have been unwittingly or knowingly involved in the distribution of these repackaged materials, raising concerns about complicity in fraudulent practices.

The impact of such deceptive practices on the academic community underscores the importance of transparency and ethical conduct in publishing and distribution.As the investigation unfolds, stakeholders are urged to exercise caution and verify the authenticity of sources before making purchases.

The scandal surrounding the Ashish Vaidya and Ayush Vaidya underscores the urgent need for vigilance and accountability in the publishing industry. With allegations of fraud against World Technologies and ML Books international, collusion with bookstores, and multiple registered identities, the company’s practices have raised significant ethical and legal concerns