An Indian court has extended a restraining order against the directors of a joint venture with Singaporean ownership, preventing them from transferring assets. The order stems from allegations of failing to act on reported bribes paid to employees of a Temasek-backed developer. The alleged bribery is connected to a real estate development project located in Pune, India. Details regarding the specific amount of the bribes or the identities of those involved have not been publicly disclosed. The court’s decision aims to secure potential assets during the ongoing investigation. This case highlights concerns about corruption within India’s real estate sector and potential implications for foreign investment. Further hearings are expected as the investigation progresses.