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Vinay Aranha of the Pune-based Rosary Education Group was in custody of Enforcement Directorate, which is also probing his alleged involvement in Rs 429-crore money laundering scam.

Since people like Amar Mulchandani, former chairman of Seva Vikas Cooperative Bank does incalculable damage to the image of the co-op sector and it is necessary for the sector to ta

New Delhi: Assets worth more than Rs 122 crore of various accused, including that of a former chairman of Pune-based Seva Vikas co-operative Bank and

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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Assets worth more than Rs 122 crore of various accused, including that of a former chairman of Pune-based Seva Vikas co-operative Bank and promoter of an education group, have been attached as part of money laundering investigation linked to an alleged bank loan fraud, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) said Friday. India News | Bank Loan Fraud: ED Attaches Rs 122-cr Assets of Pune Businessmen, Others.

Assets worth more than Rs 122 crore of various accused, including that of a former chairman of Pune-based Seva Vikas co-operative Bank and promoter of an education group, have been attached as part of money laundering investigation linked

In an official statement on Friday, the ED said that it has attached 47 immovable properties in Pune, and movable assets worth Rs. 122.35 crore in the money laundering investigation in Rs. 429 crore Seva Vikas Coop. Bank fraud case

As per the agency, the staffers were paid Rs 13,000 by associate Bablu Sonkar of accused Amar Mulchandani, who is the former chairman of Seva Vikas Bank.

Main accused allegedly tampered with evidence, removed sim card from cell phone

RBI cancelled the co-op bank’s licence last October