PPIPL Insolvency Probe: Complaint Alleges Suraksha ARC Manipulated CoC Voting Share, Flags Conflict Of Interest
Mumbai: A fresh complaint filed by suspended Privilege Power and Infrastructure Pvt Ltd (PPIPL) director Rakesh Kumar Wadhawan before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has widened the allegations surrounding the company’s financial distress, this time raising questions over the conduct of its ongoing insolvency resolution process and the composition of its Committee of Creditors (CoC). In his…
A complaint has been filed by former Privilege Power and Infrastructure Pvt Ltd (PPIPL) director Rakesh Kumar Wadhawan before the Enforcement Directorate (ED), alleging that Suraksha ARC manipulated its voting position in the Committee of Creditors (CoC) during the company's insolvency resolution process. Wadhawan claims that Suraksha ARC's voting share increased from 23.39% to 35.99% through irregular debt assignments, recognition of disputed claims, and other actions, aiming to give the company greater control over the process.
The ED has shared a dossier related to alleged financial irregularities, suspected fund diversion, and transactions involving entities associated with the Suraksha Group to the Mumbai Police's Economic Offences Wing, which has added charges of cheating, forgery, and using forged documents against Suraksha ARC and its promoter Sudhir Valia.
The complaint also names Rama Subramaniam Gandhi, who is accused of creating a potential conflict of interest due to his association with Yes Bank and Capri Global Ventures, entities connected to PPIPL's earlier financing and insolvency process.
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