The Enforcement Directorate, probing the Saradha and Rose Valley chit fund scams, today interrogated industrialists Harsh Neotia and Rose Valley chief Gautam Kundu. While Neotia, chairman of Ambuja Neotia group, was quizzed in connection with the Saradha case, Kundu was grilled in connection with the Rose Valley ponzi scam.
Neotia went to the ED office three days in advance as he had certain pre-occupations in Delhi on March 27, the day on which he was called. ED sources said that Neotia was asked to clarify about the statements made by him to the agency during his first stint of interrogation. Sources said that Neotia had entered into some transactions with painter Shuvaprasanna, who had sold his shares in a TV channel to Saradha Group chief Sudipto Sen. Yesterday, Shuvaprasanna who is close to the ruling Trinamool Congress dispensation in West Bengal, was grilled for more than five hours by ED for the second time.
Meanwhile, Kundu visited the ED office today to furnish certain documents to the agency.
Neotia went to the ED office three days in advance as he had certain pre-occupations in Delhi on March 27, the day on which he was called. ED sources said that Neotia was asked to clarify about the statements made by him to the agency during his first stint of interrogation. Sources said that Neotia had entered into some transactions with painter Shuvaprasanna, who had sold his shares in a TV channel to Saradha Group chief Sudipto Sen. Yesterday, Shuvaprasanna who is close to the ruling Trinamool Congress dispensation in West Bengal, was grilled for more than five hours by ED for the second time.
Meanwhile, Kundu visited the ED office today to furnish certain documents to the agency.
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