Ferreira (75) turned up before the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) for the third day today. He was grilled for nearly two hours and his statement was recorded, following last week's directive by a sessions court to present himself for questioning.
In a statement, Ferreira claimed he told investigators today that he invested in Vihaan Direct Marketing Selling Ltd, the Indian franchisee of QNET, but clarified he had no direct control over the business operations.
"My role was limited to that of a share holder. I have not received any dividend from the company so far," he told police.
Later, Ferreira reiterated his commitment to co-operate with the law and visit EOW whenever the police want him to do so.
"I have very high respect for the Mumbai police and full faith in the country's judicial system," he said.
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