The Enforcement Directorate is probing a fraud linked to Bhushan Power and Steel Limited.
The Enforcement Directorate on Saturday said it has attached a building worth over Rs 190 crore in Mumbai as part of a money laundering probe linked to an alleged bank fraud case against former Bhushan Power and Steel Limited chief Sanjay Singal.
The residential asset is located at Ceejay House in Worli, opposite Ultra Mall, Poonam Chambers, and is worth Rs 190.62 crore, it said in a statement.
"The funds that were utilised for the purchase of this property by Assurity Real Estate LLP were siphoned from BPSL and routed through shell companies projecting the same as unsecured loans."
"It has been established that the so called unsecured loans were without any documentation and repayment obligations," the agency said.
The Enforcement Directorate case of money laundering was filed against Mr Singal and others on the basis of a CBI case filed in April, 2019.
The agency claimed a "criminal conspiracy was hatched to dishonestly and fraudulently divert huge amount of bank funds through companies/shell companies and other entities and repayment of the loan amount was deliberately defaulted and inadmissible Cenvat credit was also claimed."
"They did not use the bank funds for the purpose for which the same were sanctioned, committed forgery for the purpose of cheating, used forged documents and falsified the accounts causing wrongful loss to the lending banks, financial institutions, government exchequer and corresponding wrongful gain to themselves."
It was alleged in the case filed by CBI that firm availed various credit facilities from 33 different banks/financial institutions and the outstanding defaulted amount as on January 30, 2018 was Rs 47,204 crore, it said.