Delhi Techie Seeks ₹1 Crore for JioHotstar Domain Amid Potential Merger with Hotstar

All that can be said about this unknown techie in Delhi is that he saw Mukesh Ambani in his mind. With the news that Reliance-led Viacom 18 will take over Hotstar, the party has taken over the Jio Hotstar domain name.

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Although Hotstar is owned by Reliance, there is no confirmation yet about the merger of Hotstar and Jio Cinema. The two are rumored to merge and become JioHotstar. So this scholar has done sales work for Reliance Group.

Willing to sell domain name but asking Rs 1 crore. The party’s argument is that this amount is needed for higher studies. A detailed note has been published on the techie website when you visit jiohotstar.com.

Introducing himself as an app developer based in Delhi and currently running his own startup. Then the explanation of how this area was purchased.

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In 2023, we will see the news on social media that Disney is going to sell Hotstar. According to the site, the decision to buy the domain was made on the basis that only Reliance-led Viacom18 can buy Hotstar.

This was on the assumption that if Hotstar is bought, it will be called JioHotstar, just like when it bought Saven’s music streaming service, it was called JioSaven. Due to the availability of this field, the site says that the dream of studying in Cambridge is possible.

Meanwhile, the website has updated that a senior official from Reliance contacted him and rejected his demand of 93,345 pounds (Rs. 1.01 crore) as tuition fee for the study.

According to the site, Ambujesh Yadav, assistant vice president of Reliance’s commercial division, has been contacted. He asked for an amount equal to the tuition fees of higher studies but the claim was rejected. The note posted on Techi’s website also said that Reliance will proceed with legal action.

JioHotstar did not exist at the time of land purchase in 2023, so no trademark was violated. The note is also optimistic that he hopes Reliance will reconsider its decision and help such a big company.

The note says that access to this area will likely be lost within a few hours and will require the help of legal experts.