Pawan Ruia

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The move, even by his standards, seems bold. Especially, when his companies - Jessop & Co, Dunlop - that earned him the moniker "turnaround tycoon", are facing liquidation

Once known as a 'turnaround tycoon', Ruia was knocked off that pedestal after the firms he acquired went into liquidation

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Ruia had moved the petition seeking quashing of FIR and criminal proceedings against him by the state CID

A state police team recently arrested the Ruia group chairman in connection with a complaint of theft lodged by the railways last month

Railways min had lodged a complaint after alleged theft of goods from a factory of Jessop and Company

Pawan Ruia, known as the turnaround tycoon till recently, bought sick companies with plans to turn these into profitable ventures, but failed in his attempt

After the Jessop factory caught fire for the fourth time, a state's minister suspected foul play and recommended investigation into the matter

Govt passed a bill to take over closed factories of Jessop, Dunlop in West Bengal which was then under Ruia Group