Wealth And Status Cannot Buy A Softer Form Of Justice: Allahabad High Court Denies Bail To Builder In Rs 126 Crore PMLA Case

The Allahabad High Court has denied bail to a real-estate promoter facing money-laundering charges over the alleged diversion of Rs 126.30 crore of homebuyers’ money, observing that white-collar crime has grown too pervasive to be met with anything less than firm enforcement, and that a firm stance would dispel the perception that wealth and status buy a softer form of justice. The allegations are untested; the Court confined its remarks to the bail stage.

US DOJ Calls Gautam Adani Prosecution a “Name and Shame” Case, Seeks Permanent Dismissal of All Charges

The US Department of Justice informed a federal court that the prosecution against Gautam Adani was effectively a “name and shame” case lacking any realistic prospect of trial. The DOJ defended its request to dismiss all charges with prejudice, preventing any future revival.

Special CBI Court Remanded Amitabh Jhunjhunwala To CBI Custody Till June 5 In Alleged Bank Loan Fraud Case

A Special CBI Court remanded Amitabh Jhunjhunwala, former Group Managing Director of Reliance Communications, to CBI custody until June 5 in an alleged bank loan fraud case. The agency sought custodial interrogation as part of its investigation into a suspected large-scale financial fraud involving Reliance Communications and related group entities.

Patiala House Court Grants Bail to IPAC Director Vinesh Chandel as ED Does Not Oppose Under PMLA Twin Conditions Rule

Patiala House Court granted bail to Vinesh Chandel in an ED money laundering case, noting no opposition from the agency. This is notable under PMLA Section 45, where strict twin conditions usually restrict bail unless courts are satisfied on innocence and conduct.

Rs 8.94 Crore Bank Fraud: Delhi Court Denies Bail to Alleged ‘Kingpin’, Calls Offence Systematic and Serious

A Delhi Court has rejected the bail plea of Nitin Birmal Dongre, accused of masterminding a Rs 8.94 crore bank fraud through layered transactions. The Court said the offence was grave and noted that two co-accused are still absconding.