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ED Attaches Assets in Telangana Fraud Cases

ED Attaches Assets in Telangana Fraud Cases
Ghanshyamdas Fraud: ED Returns Assets to PNB · deccanchronicle.com

The Enforcement Directorate in Hyderabad has attached properties worth ₹5.15 crore belonging to a GHMC official, Dacha Janardhan Mahesh, for allegedly amassing illegal assets.

Separately, the ED attached properties worth ₹2.91 crore in a bank fraud case involving contractor Subbaiah Korrapati, who allegedly misused credit facilities and bank guarantees.

In another incident, a domestic help and her lover were arrested for stealing gold and silver jewelry from a bank manager's house in Jubilee Hills.

The stolen items and cash were partially recovered, and bank accounts of the accused were frozen.

Key facts

Properties Attached (GHMC Official)
19 immovable properties valued at ₹5.15 crore
Properties Attached (Bank Fraud)
4 properties valued at ₹2.91 crore
Accused (GHMC Official)
Dacha Janardhan Mahesh
Accused (Bank Fraud)
Subbaiah Korrapati
Investigation Agency
Enforcement Directorate (ED)
Bank Involved (Bank Fraud)
Syndicate Bank, Chandanagar
Fraud Amount (Bank Fraud)
₹10 crore (principal), ₹12.3 crore (with interest)
Theft Case Location
Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad
Theft Recovered
178.32 grams of gold, 12 grams of silver, ₹5 lakh cash

Timeline

  1. Amit, e-fraud suspect, parks money in another's account, triggering probe.

  2. Then, ED seizes ₹8.06 crore from two in Hyderabad, bank fraud suspected.

  3. Recent Mumbai arrest in similar case hints at wider probe.

Quotes

Enforcement Directorate (ED)

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is an Indian financial investigation agency

“Dr Mittal purchased properties in his name, his wife, and also in the name of A N Mittal Undivided Hindu Family (HUF) to conceal ownership and disguise the illicit origin of funds”
NDTV

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