To strike off company in India, the process begins with a Board Meeting where directors pass a resolution and authorize one director to apply for strike off. Next, the company must settle all liabilities, close bank accounts, and prepare a statement of accounts. A General Meeting is then held where shareholders pass a special resolution (75% approval required). The company files Form STK-2 with the Registrar of Companies along with necessary documents like affidavits, indemnity bonds, and financial statements. The RoC reviews the application, publishes a notice in the Official Gazette for objections, and if no objections are raised, issues an order to remove the company’s name from the register. The process generally takes 3–6 months and once completed, the company ceases to exist legally.