 "Mukesh Ambani")
A Dutch judge has released three former employees of a local firm who were arrested over suspected laundering of $1.2 billion through over-invoicing services and works rendered for a gas pipeline built by a unit controlled by billionaire Mukesh Ambani.
While East West Pipeline (EWPL) — previously known as Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure — vehemently denied all allegations, Dutch publication Cobouw reported that the three suspect were released on Friday after three days.
Cobouw, which has been published since 1850, said the lawyers of the three suspect stated that the magistrate decided that they are no longer required
While East West Pipeline (EWPL) — previously known as Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure — vehemently denied all allegations, Dutch publication Cobouw reported that the three suspect were released on Friday after three days.
Cobouw, which has been published since 1850, said the lawyers of the three suspect stated that the magistrate decided that they are no longer required
