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S Kumars (SKNL) Caught in Legal Trouble

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The CBI has booked textiles major S Kumars Nationwide Limited (SKNL) and 14 others including its promoters and directors for an alleged bank fraud worth Rs 1,245 crore.

Following registration of the FIR, the central agency searched 13 locations in Maharashtra, Gujarat and West Bengal linked to the accused and recovered “incriminating documents.

The company had availed credit from a consortium of banks led by IDBI bank.

Joshi said promoters/directors of the company were booked for allegedly “misusing/diverting the bank funds during the period 2012 to 2018” which resulted in loss of about Rs 1,245.15 crore to the banks.

“The complaint was filed by the IDBI Bank Ltd. and also on behalf of four other member banks of the consortium, namely, Central Bank of India, The Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd., Punjab National Bank and Indian Bank,” he said.

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