AML Enforcement ED has provisionally attached bank balances to the tune of Rs. 1.74 Crore under PMLA in its ongoing investigations regarding siphoning of funds from Bhushan Power & Steel Limited and others in a case involving Bank fraud. By Utkarsh Naikwadi October 8, 2021 0 209 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp More Articles Two RT Employees Charged in $10 Million Covert Propaganda Scheme September 5, 2024 Investigation Unveils $6 Billion Forex Scam: Fintech Firms Under Scrutiny June 3, 2024 Indian AML Watchdog Arrests FBI Wanted Crypto Currency Scammer in $533 Million Fraud May 8, 2024 Indian AML Watchdog Seizes $12 Million in Bitcoin Laundering May 3, 2024 Shell Blast: AML Watchdog to Prosecute 106 LLPs and Companies Owned by Single Individual April 26, 2024 Utkarsh Naikwadi TagsBank Fraud Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Previous articleAML Certification in AlgeriaNext articleThe 22nd Edition of World Blockchain Summit is set to take place in Dubai - Advertisement - Follow Us on Google News Latest Estonia Sanctions Georgian Leaders Over Anti-Democracy Violence December 16, 2024 Shadow Empire: Assad’s Hidden Billions and the Struggle to Reclaim Them December 16, 2024 Venezuela’s Oil Production Declines Amid Sanction Threats December 16, 2024 Yvette Cooper Defends China Talks as Security Threats Loom December 16, 2024 US Sanctions Block Tankers, Disrupt Iranian Oil to China December 16, 2024 Yellen Warns of New Sanctions on China and Russia’s Oil ‘Dark Fleet December 15, 2024 U.N. Sanctions on HTS: Could the Restrictions Be Eased? December 14, 2024 Duke of York Faces Backlash Over Suspected Chinese Spy Links December 14, 2024 Russia’s Secret Tech Supply Chain to U.S. Evade Sanctions December 14, 2024 Cryptocurrency Gambit: El Salvador’s Bold Push for Global Crypto Alliances December 14, 2024