A Delhi court has denied bail to businessman Ajay Ramesh Nawandar in a Rs 34,615-crore bank fraud case involving Dewan Housing Finance Limited (DHFL), on account of his possible influence on both evidence and witnesses. The court held that the accused was prima facie complicit at some stage in the diversion of the humongous funds originating from the loans. In the present facts, the Court is inclined to decline the bail not because the offences are economic in nature but on account of the investigation into the present offences being intricate, the accused prima facie being complicit at some stage of the handling/diversion of the humongous funds originating from the loans, a strong likelihood of him tampering with evidence and the foreseeable possibility of him influencing witnesses if admitted to bail, Special Judge Vishal Gogne said. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had earlier conducted searches at Nawandar's premises and recovered a large collection of uber-luxury watch
The amount involved in the frauds too declined to Rs 3,204 crore from Rs 7,306 crore in 2020-21.
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday registered a case against a Mumbai-based private company over the allegations of fraud worth Rs 1,438.45 crore to the SBI and four banks.
The Enforcement Directorate on Sunday said it has attached assets worth Rs 400 crore in connection with two separate money laundering cases pertaining to bank and lottery frauds in Tamil Nadu
The money laundering case stems from a March, 2019 CBI FIR registered against Ranchi Expressways Limited (a Madhucon Group company) and its directors.
The audit of DHFL account books showed that the company allegedly committed financial irregularities, diverted funds, round tripped funds to 'create assets for Kapil and Dheeraj Wadhawan'
CBI conducted searches at three locations in Mumbai after it registered an FIR against Pune Buildtech Private Limited and its directors for alleged bank fraud of Rs 30 crore in PNB
The Enforcement Directorate has arrested a Karnal-based businessman under the anti-money laundering law in a case linked to alleged bank loan fraud of Rs 155 crore, the agency said on Wednesday.
The CBI is carrying out searches at premises linked to Punjab AAP MLA Jaswant Singh Gajjan Majra at three locations in Sangrur in a bank fraud case of over Rs 40 crore, officials said Saturday.
Improved detection and reporting along with comprehensive steps resulted in sharp decline of such frauds, he said
The central probe agency had registered an FIR in the matter on February 7, 2022 on a complaint filed by SBI 17 months ago on August 25, 2020
What has been described as Rs 22,000 crore scam started in 2012 and the company's loan was restructured in March 2014 in the last days of the UPA government, said Sudhanshu Trivedi citing CBI report
Last month, the trial court had denied the relief of bail to Kapoor, noting that the allegations against him were most grave and serious in nature
The company was sanctioned credit facilities from 28 banks and financial institutions led by ICICI Bank with the SBI having exposure of Rs 2,468.51 cr
On Friday, CBI booked the firm, its former CMD and others for allegedly cheating a consortium of banks for over Rs 22,842 crore, touted as the biggest fraud in Indian banking history
'The RBI informed that there is an increase of 12.01 per cent and 52.99 per cent with regard to complaints in Mobile/Electronic Banking and Credit Card, respectively,' Nirmala Sitharaman said
The attached assets include residential and commercial lands, and their total value is Rs 26.25 crore
The amount related to frauds of Rs 1 lakh and above has declined over the period
The arrested officials were identified as Nimesh Manger and Saurabh Bhasin
Meng is expected to appear virtually in a hearing scheduled for later on Friday in Brooklyn federal court.