CBI Case Against Subhash Chandra Over Rs 980-Crore Loans: Net Worth At Nub Of Probe
Complaint says certificates submitted by Subhash Chandra as guarantor for two loans claimed his assets ran into thousands of crores of rupees. That figure fell drastically later.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed charges against Zee founder Subhash Chandra, along with other individuals and companies, for an alleged fraud amounting to ₹1,322 crore involving LIC Housing Finance Limited (LICHFL). Chandra, designated as the primary accused, is accused of criminal conspiracy, cheating, and criminal breach of trust.
The investigation focuses on loan facilities issued by LICHFL for business expansion and rental securitisation, with Chandra providing guarantees for the borrowings. Allegations state that two specific loans, totaling ₹980 crore, were granted based on net worth certificates submitted by Chandra, which he later denied having. If found guilty, Chandra could face significant legal consequences.
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