Archive · 13 Jan 2026
Mumbai Court Allows Accused in MSCB Case to Travel to Dubai
A court in Mumbai allowed a director of a sugar mill, Sachin Singare, to travel to Dubai.
He is involved in a big money-laundering case about a bank in Maharashtra.
The bank is said to have lost a lot of money by giving loans to sugar mills and then selling them cheaply to people connected to the bank's directors.
Sachin wants to go to a sugar conference in Dubai and then take a family trip.
The court said he can go but must follow strict rules.
The conference will talk about sugar and the sugar industry.
Other people involved in the case include some politicians.
Mumbai court allowed Sachin Singare, a director of Jarandeshwar Sugar Mills, to travel to Dubai for a sugar conference.
The MSCB fraud case involves allegations of Rs 25,000 crore loss due to irregularities in loan disbursements to sugar mills.
Singare sought permission to attend the Dubai Sugar Conference from February 2 to February 5, 2026, and then take a family vacation.
The court noted that the right to travel abroad is a part of personal liberty and imposed stringent conditions for his travel.
Other accused in the case include current and former MLAs, with the Economic Offences Wing seeking to close the case due to lack of evidence.
- Who
- Sachin Singare, director of Jarandeshwar Sugar Mills Pvt Ltd, and other accused including current and former MLAs
- What
- Mumbai court allowed Sachin Singare to travel to Dubai for a sugar conference
- When
- Conference is scheduled from February 2 to February 5, 2026
- Where
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- Why
- To attend the Dubai Sugar Conference and take a family vacation
- Case Involved
- MSCB fraud case
- Alleged Loss
- Rs 25,000 crore
- Accused Director
- Sachin Singare
- Conference Name
- Dubai Sugar Conference
- Conference Dates
- February 2 to February 5, 2026
- Court's Decision
- Allowed travel with stringent conditions
- Accused Firm
- Jarandeshwar Sugar Mills Pvt Ltd
- Other Accused
- Current and former MLAs, including Rohit Pawar, Prasad Tanpure, Arjun Khotkar