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Sebi investigates potential law violations by senior management at IndusInd Bank in an accounting fraud case as RBI addresses key issues.

Sebi Probes IndusInd Bank for Violations

Sebi examines possible violations by IndusInd Bank's senior management amidst an accounting scandal while RBI tackles overarching issues. The IndusInd Board has spotlighted involvement of key personnel in significant frauds affecting derivatives and balance sheet disclosures.

Sebi investigates potential law violations by senior management at IndusInd Bank

Sebi is investigating senior management violations at IndusInd Bank amid accounting fraud, while RBI handles broader issues.

Markets regulator Sebi is looking into any "egregious violations" by senior management of IndusInd Bank, which has been hit by accounting fraud, its chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey said on Thursday.
Pandey said the issues at IndusInd Bank will be dealt with by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), but Sebi is also looking at securities market violations by the officials of the crisis-hit bank.
"RBI is looking into whatever Sebi has to do in relation to... whatever Sebi's remit is... Sebi is doing... If there are any egregious violations by anyone in their capacity, Sebi is looking into it," Pandey told reporters on the sidelines of an event organised by industry body Assocham.
On Wednesday, IndusInd Bank's board said it suspects involvement of certain employees in the fraud and directed the bank to report the matter to investigative agencies and regulatory authorities.
Fraud in the derivatives and microfinance portfolio as well as balance sheet disclosures have rattled the private sector bank. The bank, that has seen top-level resignations, has ordered an internal audit review and is undergoing a forensics probe.
The internal audit report of the bank revealed "involvement of senior Bank officials, including former Key Management Personnel (KMP), in overriding key internal controls".
The bank has reported likely involvement of the senior management in the accounting fraud to the central government.
On April 29, CEO Sumant Kathpalia and Deputy CEO Arun Khurana resigned from the bank, following which IndusInd Board appointed a Committee of Executives to oversee the operations of the bank, till a new MD and CEO assume charge.

CBI investigates major bribery scandal involving Shapoorji Pallonji. Tax Commissioner Lavidiya arrested alongside executives.

CBI Investigates Shapoorji Pallonji Bribery Case

The CBI investigates Shapoorji Pallonji Group for alleged bribery to sway tax decisions. Commissioner and executive arrested.

CBI probes Shapoorji Pallonji in alleged bribery case

CBI probes Shapoorji Pallonji management for alleged 85 lakh bribe involving Tax Commissioner Lavidiya.

The CBI is likely to question the senior management of Shapoorji Pollonji Infrastructure Gujarat Private Ltd in connection with an alleged case of bribery of Rs 85 lakh, in which a Commissioner of Income Tax and a company executive were arrested, officials said Wednesday.
Viral Kantilal Mehta, deputy general manager (Taxation) of Shapoorji Pallonji (SP) Group, had already paid Rs 15 lakh to two middlemen based in Mumbai - Sajida Majhar Hussain Shah and Prakash Shambaji Pawar, both residents of Chembur, against an alleged bribe demand of Rs 1.20 crore from Commissioner of Income Tax Jeevan Lal Lavidiya for favourable disposal of a taxation appeal filed by the company, the CBI FIR has alleged.
Mehta was arrested by the CBI after paying the second instalment of Rs 70 lakh to a middleman in Mumbai on May 9.
"It needs to be examined who cleared the payment of such a large amount of alleged bribes. The role of everyone involved in the alleged conspiracy will be examined during the course of the investigation," an official said.
In a statement after the CBI operation on May 10, the company had said the group is committed to fully cooperating with the relevant authorities in their investigations.
"The SP Group has been made aware of a serious allegation of misconduct against an employee of one of our Group Company subsidiaries. The alleged conduct was not with the knowledge of the Group, nor was it sanctioned by it. In fact, this goes against the very values and policies that the Group upholds in its business operations," the company had said in a statement.
It said, given the seriousness of these allegations, the Group has already launched an internal enquiry into the alleged conduct and will take the necessary steps based on the outcome of the investigation.
The central agency had received the inputs that Lavidiya had already decided to issue a favourable order from the company and was waiting for a final submission from the company.
According to the FIR, Mehta sought time from Lavidiya to make the company's final submission and the company management's " permission " to pay the alleged bribe to him.
"Source has further informed that the management of Shapoorji Pallonji Infrastructure Gujarat Private Ltd. has now given permission to Viral Kantilal Mehta for payment of Rs 70 lakh to Jeevan Lal Lavidiya, Commissioner of Income Tax for their pending matter," the CBI FIR had alleged.
They said Lavidiya, a 2004-batch Indian Revenue Service officer posted as Commissioner Income Tax (Exemption), Hyderabad, with additional charges as Commissioner of Income Tax (Appeals Unit-8 and Unit-7), was arrested along with Mehta and agents Sairam Palisetty, Natta Veera Naga Sri Ram Gopal, and Sajida Majhar Hussain Shah.
The CBI is also examining other alleged instances of bribes received by Lavidiya to clear companies' appeals.
"Source has informed that Jeevan Lal Lavidiya, while dealing with an appeal of NDW Development Corporation LLP, Mumbai, had obtained a flat at Mumbai worth Rs. 2.5 crores as bribe, which belonged to Aviation Hotels Pvt Ltd., a group company of NDW Development Corporation," the FIR has alleged.
It also alleged that the officer registered the flat as "benami" with Dandela Venkateswarlu, a resident of Khammam District, as the front and kept the registry documents in his custody. Lavidiya is also a native of Khamman.
The CBI FIR further alleged that while handling the matters of Ventura Securities Ltd., Thane and Anandrao Shitole, Mumbai, Lavidiya had allegedly obtained bribe of Rs 20 lakh and Rs 15 lakh through middlemen and routed through hawala channels.
The accused officer received Rs 15 lakh through his middleman while processing the appeal of Hemantkumar Rajendrakumar Shah, Ahmedabad, according to the allegations in the FIR.
The amount was allegedly kept in the bank account of his acquaintance and routed through hawala channels, it had said.

Home Guard Raj Kishore found dead at Judicial SDM's Gauriganj residence. Investigation and post-mortem underway to uncover cause.

Home Guard Jawan Found Dead at SDM's Gauriganj Residence

Raj Kishore, a Home Guard jawan, was discovered dead at the Judicial SDM's residence in Gauriganj. Authorities are investigating the cause of death, awaiting a post-mortem report to clarify the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Home Guard jawan Raj Kishore found dead at SDM's Gauriganj residence. Investigation and post-mortem to reveal cause.

A 56-year-old Home Guard jawan was found dead at the judicial sub-divisional magistrate's (SDM) residence here, police said on Thursday.
The deceased, identified as Raj Kishore, who was found dead on Wednesday, was a resident of Paniyar in the Gauriganj police station area.
He was posted on duty at the residence of SDM (Judicial) Mohammad Aslam, police said.
According to Gauriganj Station House Officer (SHO) Shyam Narayan Pandey, the body has been sent for post-mortem, and an investigation is underway.
"The cause of the death will be ascertained after the post-mortem report is received," he added.

'No way connected': CBI refutes Sisodia's claim on 'officer pressurized', latter demands judicial probe

While the CBI has refuted Delhi Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia's claims,&nbsp; Sisodia has sought judicial enquiry into the case.&nbsp;

While the CBI has refuted Delhi Deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia's claims of CBI officer who died by suicide that he was pressured to frame him in a false excise case, Sisodia has sought judicial enquiry into the case.&nbsp;
In a statement, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said its officer, Jitendra Kumar, was in "no way connected" with the probe related to the excise police case. It also made it clear that no clean chit has been given to any of the accused in the matter.
However, Sisodia maintained that Kumar was the law officer dealing with the case and demanded an "independent judicial inquiry" into his death.
Last week a deputy legal advisor with the CBI, Jitendra Kumar, had allegedly committed suicide at his south Delhi residence.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/politics/bjp-releases-sting-operation-sisodia-links-suicide-of-cbi-officer-to-pressure-delhi-liquor-scam-1662377780530">BJP releases 'sting operation'; Sisodia links 'suicide' of CBI officer to pressure: Delhi liquor 'scam'</a>
The BJP meanwhile released a "sting operation" video purportedly showing the father of a liquor scam accused claiming to have paid "commissions" to acquire liquor licences in Delhi and demanded the sacking of Sisodia.
With PTI&nbsp; inputs

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