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Lenders begin voting to hold second auction for Reliance Capital assets

The voting was held after the National Company Law Tribunal did not stay the second auction after a petition made by Torrent

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Dev Chatterjee Mumbai
Indian lenders bega voting on the proposal whether to hold a second auction to sell Reliance Capital assets or not on Monday. 

The voting was held after the National Company Law Tribunal did not stay the second auction after a petition made by Torrent -- which has emerged as highest bidder in the first auction with an upfront cash offer of Rs 8,640 crore.

The voting to hold a second auction is expected to end on Tuesday. The NCLT will give the final order on the Torrent petition on January 12th.

Harish Salve and Abhishek Manu Singhvi today represented the

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