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A Delhi court upheld the arrest of Reliance Power’s ex-CFO in a ₹68 crore fraud case involving a fake bank guarantee.
A Delhi court has rejected a challenge to the arrest of Ashok Kumar Pal, former CFO of Reliance Power, in a money laundering case tied to a fake ₹68 crore bank guarantee submitted to SECI for a BESS tender.
The Enforcement Directorate alleges Pal orchestrated the fraud using a forged guarantee from a non-existent FirstRand Bank branch in Manila, arranged through a small firm, Biswal Tradelink Pvt.
Ltd., and impersonated banks via spoofed email domains.
He is accused of approving fraudulent invoices and using private messaging apps to bypass official systems.
The court upheld the ED’s action, dismissing claims that prior judicial permission was required.
Pal remains in judicial custody following ED interrogation.
The case is part of a larger probe into financial irregularities involving around ₹3,000 crore in loans tied to Yes Bank and multiple ADA Group entities, with searches conducted at 35 locations.
Un tribunal de Delhi confirmó el arresto del ex-CFO de Reliance Power en un caso de fraude de ₹ 68 crores que involucra una garantía bancaria falsa.