Hindustan Times ST (Mumbai)

ED ATTACHES KSL PROPERTIES WORTH ₹483 CR

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MUMBAI: The enforcemen­t directorat­e (ED) has attached ₹483crore worth assets of city-based firm KSL & Industries Limited, which is part of the Tayal group of companies, in connection with a bank fraud case registered by the Central Bureau of Investigat­ion (CBI).

The ED attached a plot measuring 2,70,374 sqft along with a shopping mall in Nagpur worth ₹483 crore owned by KSL under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002.

“Investigat­ion under PMLA revealed that in 2008, Mumbaibase­d companies of the Tayal group availed loans to the tune of ₹524 crore by defrauding the Bank of India and Andhra Bank. They have diverted these funds through a maze of shell companies,” stated the ED. Funds routed through shell companies were allegedly used for the creation of assets in the name of KSL.

In a similar case involving UCO Bank, Tayal group’s properties worth ₹234 crore were also attached.

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