The Delhi High Court granted bail to British national Christian Michel James in the AgustaWestland money laundering case, after the Supreme Court had already granted him bail in the CBI case. Despite opposition from the ED, Michel’s lawyer argued for bail citing his time spent in custody, as he was extradited in December 2018 and has been imprisoned for over six years. The VVIP chopper deal, signed in 2010, allegedly caused a loss of 398.21 million euros to the exchequer, with Michel accused of receiving 30 million euros from AgustaWestland according to the ED chargesheet.
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Rs 43cr flat, Rs 26L golf sets: How BluSmart promoters 'diverted' EV funds
MUMBAI: The promoters of Gensol Engineering, Anmol Singh Jaggi and Puneet Singh Jaggi, engaged in blatant corporate misconduct, including illegal fund diversion for personal gain and stock price manipulation, as revealed by a SEBI investigation. They misappropriated hundreds of crores, using company loans to purchase a luxury flat and fund personal expenses while misleading regulators. SEBI has barred them from the securities market and initiated a forensic audit of Gensol's accounts, highlighting a severe breach...
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