Enforcement Directorate Makes Arrest in Shine City Fraud Case
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Enforcement Directorate Makes Arrest in Shine City Fraud Case

In a significant development related to the Shine City fraud case, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has made another arrest, tightening its grip on those implicated in the financial irregularities.

The arrested individual is alleged to have played a key role as an agent in the fraudulent activities associated with Shine City, a real estate entity under investigation.

This arrest follows a series of actions taken by the ED to unearth the intricate web of financial discrepancies surrounding Shine City.

In a significant development related to the Shine City fraud case, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has made another arrest, tightening its grip on those implicated in the financial irregularities. The arrested individual is alleged to have played a key role as an agent in the fraudulent activities associated with Shine City, a real estate entity under investigation. This arrest follows a series of actions taken by the ED to unearth the intricate web of financial discrepancies surrounding Shine City.

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Mahira Group Director in ED Custody

A court has remanded the director of Mahira Group to Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody for five days. This development comes amidst ongoing investigations into alleged financial irregularities and regulatory violations by the real estate company.

The decision to grant ED custody underscores the seriousness of the allegations against the director and the need for further interrogation to unearth crucial evidence. The ED will likely use this time to question the individual and gather information related to the case.

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ED raids Tulsiani Group amid investigation

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The Tulsiani Group, known for its presence in the real estate market, has faced allegations of involvement in money laundering activities. The ED's raids were aimed at gathering evidence and documents pertinent to the ongoing investigation.

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The attached assets include properties, bank accounts, and other holdings linked to the individuals involved in the Bhushan Steel bank fraud. The ED's relentless pursuit of justice sends a strong message about the zero-tolerance approach towards economic offences. The mo..

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Government to entities accountable for unsolicited calls

The government has proposed holding accountable banks, insurance firms, real estate developers, brokers, and other entities, including agencies engaging in 'pesky calls' on their behalf, for contacting individuals through unregistered telephone numbers regulated by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai). This represents the latest effort by the government and the telecom regulator to tackle the persistent issue that they have struggled to control for over two decades, despite previous initiatives such as the now-defunct 'do not disturb' service. Although Trai has discussed measures t..

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