While going in for resolution, the Indian lenders have the option either to recover, rectify or restructure the account
ED told the court that the four accused are reportedly in Italy and Nigeria and their extradition is required for probing the case
The accused are also being probed by the ED for allegedly bribing senior income tax department officials as part of an earlier criminal complaint
ED is also in the process to issue red corner notices against the key directors of the company
The name of CBI Special Director Rakesh Asthana, currently embroiled in a tussle with his Director Alok Verma, has also been linked in this case after diary notings with initials 'RA' were seized
The agency has filed the fresh supplementary probe report before Additional Sessions Judge Satish Kumar Arora
The charge sheet was filed under the sections of Prevention of Money Laundering Act
Sterling Biotech was admitted for insolvency proceedings under the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) on 11 June
Multiple prosecution complaints or charge sheets have also been filed by it before a special court
In October 2017, the ED began a probe into alleged money laundering by the company and its promoters, Nitin and Chetan Sandesara
Sterling Biotech had taken loans of over Rs 50 bn from a consortium of banks led by Andhra Bank which had turned NPAs
The company is already under investigation for allegedly bribing tax department officials