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7 November 2026
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7 November 2026
Continue ReadingThe ED has provisionally attached ₹24.60 crore worth of property at Rourkela's Pluto Plaza Mall. The action is linked to an alleged PEC Limited loan fraud involving Maa Tarini Industries and Tathagat Exports, with outstanding liabilities estimated at ₹56.89 crore.

Enforcement Directorate's provisional attachment of commercial property valued at ₹24.60 crore in Rourkela, Odisha. The action forms part of an investigation into alleged diversion of PEC Limited loans involving Maa Tarini Industries and associated entities.
Former Lodha Developers director Rajendra Lodha faces another fraud FIR, this time involving ₹6.67 crore. Mumbai Police are examining allegations that a ₹5-crore brokerage adjustment helped facilitate the allotment of a discounted South Mumbai flat.

Former Lodha Developers director Rajendra Lodha, following the registration of a fresh FIR alleging ₹6.67 crore in financial irregularities. The case involves disputed brokerage claims, a discounted South Mumbai flat transaction and a Bhiwandi land agreement. The allegations have not been established in court.
The ED has searched seven premises in Delhi and Kolkata over alleged illegal overseas transfers worth ₹569.03 crore. Investigators suspect shell companies and forged software invoices were used to move funds abroad in a wider ₹1,500-crore money laundering case.

The Enforcement Directorate's money laundering investigation involves seven premises in Delhi and Kolkata. The probe examines alleged transfers of ₹569.03 crore to companies in Singapore, Hong Kong and China through shell firms and forged software-import invoices. The ED estimates suspected proceeds of crime at approximately ₹1,500 crore.
The ED has searched seven premises in Delhi and Kolkata over an alleged ₹1,500-crore laundering network linked to Visakhapatnam. Investigators say shell firms and fake software invoices were used for overseas transfers. Searches yielded ₹47 lakh in cash and foreign currency.

The Enforcement Directorate's investigation into an alleged ₹1,500-crore money laundering network linked to Visakhapatnam. ED officials searched seven premises in Delhi and Kolkata, recovering ₹47 lakh in cash, foreign currencies and documents. The investigation concerns suspected overseas fund transfers through shell companies and allegedly forged software-import invoices.
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