The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) Bangalore Bench has dismissed an insolvency petition filed against e-commerce giant Flipkart. The plea was filed by a creditor claiming unpaid dues of approximately Rs 1 crore. The NCLT observed that the creditor had not provided sufficient evidence to support its claim, and therefore, the petition was not maintainable. The tribunal also noted that the creditor had not followed the proper procedure for filing an insolvency petition. This order is significant as it highlights the importance of following proper procedures and providing sufficient evidence in insolvency cases. The NCLT's decision is also a relief for Flipkart, which has been facing several legal challenges in recent times. The company has maintained that it has been paying all its dues on time and that the creditor's claim was baseless. The NCLT's order is likely to have implications for other companies facing similar insolvency petitions. The tribunal's emphasis on following proper procedures and providing sufficient evidence is expected to ensure that only genuine cases are admitted for insolvency proceedings. The NCLT's decision is also a reminder to creditors to ensure that they follow the proper procedure for filing insolvency petitions, and that they provide sufficient evidence to support their claims. The order is subject to appeal before the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT).