Subhash Chandra, along with eight others, is under scrutiny as the CBI has registered an FIR accusing them of inflating their net worth to secure loans fraudulently. This situation has led LIC Housing Finance to announce a staggering loss exceeding ₹1,322 crore. The Directorate of Enforcement will also step in with a money laundering investigation, and those accused can expect to be questioned soon about these dubious financial activities.

The CBI registered an FIR against Essel Group chairman Subhash Chandra for alleged fraud. This action follows his opposition to a tribunal bench hearing his insolvency case. A…

The agency alleged Chandra submitted net worth certificates while guaranteeing loans to two companies that later defaulted. | India News

CBI registers FIR against Subhash Chandra over alleged inflated net worth used to secure Rs 980 crore in loans from LICHFL, causing Rs 1,322 crore loss.