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Whistle-blowers allege Singh brothers sold Fortis, Religare-funded assets

Last August, the High Court had restrained the Singhs from operating bank accounts and selling assets, including art, fixed or movable

The counsel for the Singhs reiterated their commitment before court stood strong, and that RHC Holdings was merely trying to infuse capital into the entity for operational requirements
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The counsel for the Singhs reiterated their commitment before court stood strong, and that RHC Holdings was merely trying to infuse capital into the entity for operational requirements

Pavan Lall Mumbai
Whistle-blowers who claim to be old hands from Religare Enterprises and Fortis Healthcare wrote last month to the Economic Offences Wing, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), and the Delhi High Court, alleging that the Fortis promoters, Malvinder Singh and his brother Shivinder Singh, had violated court orders as of August last year by selling assets that included real estate and art bought by funding from their companies. 

Last October, Sebi had directed Malvinder, Shivinder and eight other entities to jointly repay Rs 403 crore, along with interest, to Fortis Healthcare in three months. Further, Sebi had ordered 10

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