Rotomac Case
CBI books Rotomac Global directors in Rs 750-crore bank fraud case
The CBI has booked Kanpur-based Rotomac Global and its directors for Rs 750.54 crore for alleged fraud in Indian Overseas Bank, officials said. The company, which was in the business of writing instruments, has a total outstanding of Rs 2,919 crore against a consortium of seven banks led by Bank of India in which Indian Overseas Bank has an exposure of 23 per cent. The agency has booked the company and its Directors - Sadhna Kothari and Rahul Kothari - under IPC sections related to criminal conspiracy (120-B) and cheating (420), besides various provisions of the Prevention of Corruption Act. The company is already facing multiple investigations by the CBI and the Enforcement Directorate on the basis of complaints from consortium members. In its complaint to the CBI, now a part of the FIR, the Indian Overseas Bank alleged that the company was sanctioned a non-fund-based limit of Rs 500 crore on June 28, 2012. The account was declared a non-performing asset on June 30, 2016, with an
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Rs 29-bn Rotomac case: CBI questions former Bank of Baroda CMD, 5 others
Besides M D Mallya, former executive directors V Santhanaraman and R K Bakshi were among those questioned by the agency
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CBI sends Rotomac's Vikram Kothari, son to judicial custody till March 21
Both Vikram and his son allegedly cheated a consortium of seven nationalised banks
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