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ED may investigate AirAsia case; Venkataramanan denies any wrongdoing

AirAsia India also refuted the charge that the airline was being controlled by AirAsia Bhd in violation of foreign direct investment (FDI) norms

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Arup RoychoudhuryArindam Majumder New Delhi
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has sought from the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) details of the case of alleged corruption filed against top executives of AirAsia, according to ED sources.

“We will analyse the case registered by the CBI to see if a fresh case has to be filed by us or what further action we can take,” said an ED official. The CBI on Tuesday named AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes and Tata Trusts’ R Venkataramanan for allegedly trying to subvert aviation laws for their joint venture AirAsia India by bribing government officials.

The ED is already probing corporate lobbyist Deepak

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