Ananthasubramanian was MD and CEO of PNB between August 2015 and May 2017 and served as ED at the bank between July 2013 and November 2013
Special Fugitive Economic Offenders Act court said if they fail to appear, their assets will be confiscated under the newly enacted Act aimed at curbing big ticket economic crimes
The department has also attached 173 paintings and artworks and filed four prosecution cases against Modi
The notification specified that the provisions of India's Extradition Act, 1962 shall apply to Antigua and Barbuda
The regulator is probing alleged fraudulent trading, corporate governance-related violations
The Antiguan authorities found two instances of Sebi action against Choksi's firms in 2014 and 2017 and sought more information on them
Mehul Choksi had fled the country in the first week of January, nearly a fortnight before country's biggest banking fraud surfaced.
Choksi, in his application moved before the special PMLA court, claimed he faces a threat to his life not only from his former employees and debtors but also from jail staff and inmates
The 124-year-old PNB is trying to regain its financial health and credibility following the uncovering of a $2 billion fraud this year
Modi has managed to travel across several countries even after information about his passport being revoked was flashed in the Interpol central database
There were reports that Modi may have visited UK, France and Belgium in the past few weeks
On the basis of this charge sheet, the ED will approach a special court to declare Choksi as an economic offender and further confiscate his assets in India
The warrants were issued after a special CBI court in Mumbai allowed the same
The 162-page report alleged that a group of employees at the Brady House branch issued fake letters of undertaking over several years to help diamantaire Nirav Modi and his uncle Mehul Choksi
The ED is understood to have sought Modi's extradition from the UK, Belgium, and a few other countries
During his stay in London, he was reportedly living in the heart of the city above his jewellery boutique called "Nirav Modi" on Old Bond Street
Nirav Modi and his uncle Mehul Choksi, the promoter of Gitanjali Gems, have allegedly defrauded PNB of over Rs 130 bn. The CBI and ED have also registered cases of alleged fraud against them
The process was at an advanced stage and a Red Corner Notice could be issued on Friday or early next week unless some last-minute explanation is sought, the chances of which are negligible
CBI's probe into the Rs 143 billion Nirav Modi-Mehul Choksi fraud hinges on the premise that the Delhi-based bank did not follow suggestions made by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) from time to time
The report said that it is "incomprehensible" that branch staff did not notice the fraud being committed