Edtech major Byju’s has rolled out a new social media policy prohibiting employees from communicating with the media. The development comes at a time when the Bengaluru-based company is planning to restructure businesses and lay off around 4,000 employees, according to the sources. Byju’s, once the most valuable edtech company, has been in the news for the wrong reasons. These include sacking employees and an alleged “abusive” work culture. Many current and former employees have voiced their dissatisfaction and grievances against the company across various media platforms. In the document, the firm said that it may actively monitor employee interactions related to the company. The new social media policy is part of the company’s strategy for a major business restructuring. The restructuring also includes laying off about 4,000 employees, or over 11 percent of its total workforce, over the next few weeks, according to the sources.