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CBI books 51 entities for transferring Rs 1,038 cr black money to Hong Kong

The CBI said the entities remitted money in connivance with unidentified officials of three state owned banks -- Bank of India, SBI and Punjab National Bank

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An outside view of CBI headquarters, in New Delhi, Wednesday, Oct 24, 2018. According to the officials, CBI Director Alok Verma and Special Director Rakesh Asthana have been sent on leave amid an ongoing spat between them.

Press Trust of India New Delhi
The CBI has booked 51 entities for allegedly remitting Rs 1,038 crore of black money to Hong Kong during 2014-15, officials said on Monday.

It is alleged that 51 entities, mostly owned by Chennai residents, remitted Rs 1,038 crore unaccounted black money to Hong Kong in connivance with unidentified officials of three state-owned banks -- Bank of India, SBI and Punjab National Bank, they said.

The Central Bureau of Investigation had received information that 51 current accounts of 48 firms were opened in four branches of these banks "solely for effecting outward remittances" to the tune of Rs 1,038.34 crore, the officials
Topics : Black money

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