Case booked in cheating of a consortium of six banks of ₹848 crore
The Hindu
Edible oils firm siphoned off funds through fake purchases and sales, says CBI
The CBI has booked Delhi-based JMD Oils Private Limited and others for allegedly cheating a consortium of six banks of ₹848.49 crore. The case has been registered on a complaint from the Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) on behalf of all the lenders. Among those named as accused are JMD Oils, Krishan Dhingra, Naresh Dhingra, Ramji Lal Sharma and Gulshan Kumar Dhingra. The company is into production of edible oils. It has one manufacturing unit in Gujarat’s Gandhidham and 22 depots for managing its operations. It had started taking credit facilities from the IOB in 2004. The other lenders joined in later under the consortium arrangement.More Related News













