Supertech chairman R K Arora seeks interim bail in money laundering case on medical grounds
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India News | Supertech Chairman R K Arora Seeks Interim Bail in Money Laundering Case on Medical Grounds
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. R K Arora, the chairman and promoter of real estate major Supertech Group, on Wednesday urged a Delhi court to grant him interim bail for three months in a money laundering case, claiming he was suffering from various ailments. India News | Supertech Chairman R K Arora Seeks Interim Bail in Money Laundering Case on Medical Grounds.
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Delhi court to hear Supertech Chairman's interim bail plea in money laundering case on Jan 12
Supertech Group Chairman R.K. Arora, arrested in a case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) registered by the Enforcement Directorate, on Wednesday moved a Delhi court for three months interim bail, citing health issues.sArora ...
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Supertech Group: Supertech chairman seeks interim bail in money laundering case on medical grounds, ET RealEstate
Supertech Group: Arora told Additional Sessions Judge Devender Kumar Jangala he has lost around 10 kg since his arrest and required "urgent medical assistance".
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Supertech Group: ED opposes interim bail plea of Supertech's chairman in money laundering case, ET RealEstate
Supertech Group: Arora's application was moved before Additional Sessions Judge Devender Kumar Jangala on account of his "deteriorating medical condition which has been aggravating ever since his incarceration as he was already suffering from various life-threatening diseases".
Source: indiatimes.com