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US Court Rejects Nirav Modi Plea On Dismissing Fraud Allegations: Report
A bankruptcy court in New York has dismissed a petition of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi and his associates, seeking dismissal of fraud allegations against them.
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Interpol Arrest Warrant Issued Against Fugitive Nirav Modi's Brother
The brother of fugitive billionaire Nirav Modi, wanted in India for bank fraud, can be arrested in any country, with the Interpol putting out a red corner notice. The request to law enforcement agencies worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest Nehal Deepak Modi came from the Enforcement Directorate, sources said.
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A Look At Nirav Modi's Luxe New York Home "Bought With Stolen PNB Funds"
Declaring a massive haul of Rs 637 crores seized from fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi, the Enforcement Directorate said his swish apartments in New York and London were bought with "stolen fund from PNB".
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Nirav Modi's Diamonds, New York, London Homes Worth Rs 637 Crore Seized
Fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi's wealth and properties worth Rs 637 crore in India and abroad have been seized, the Enforcement Directorate said today. High-priced jewellery, luxe apartments and bank accounts stowing hundreds of crores have been taken over by investigators, in India and four other countries including UK and New York.
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Countries Let Nirav Modi Travel On Cancelled Passport Despite Alert
Fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi managed to travel through several countries even though information about his passport being cancelled by India was flashed in the Interpol central database on February 24, the CBI said Monday.
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Nirav Modi In New York, Travelling On Cancelled Passport: Sources
Celebrity jeweller Nirav Modi, wanted in India for loan fraud, is reportedly still travelling on his Indian passport, which was cancelled by the government in February. He is believed to be in New York.
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From Mumbai To New York Via Emirates: New Link In Nirav Modi Money Trail
An NDTV investigation has found links between money from Indian banks allegedly embezzled by jeweller Nirav Modi, and his US-based companies.
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Nirav Modi Companies Don't Show PNB As Creditor In US Bankruptcy Filing
Firestar Diamond, Inc. (FDI); Fantasy, Inc. (FI), and A Jaffe Inc. (AJI) filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States Bankruptcy Court for Southern New York on Monday.
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Passport Suspended, Nirav Modi Sent Notice On "Requested" Email ID: Government
Celebrity Jeweller Nirav Modi, key accused in Rs 11, 400 crore Punjab National Bank scam, has been sent notice on a "requested" email ID, the External Affairs Ministry said today, adding that the government has a sort of acknowledgement from Mr Modi.
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Nirav Modi Case Updates: Celebrity Jeweller In New York As Authorities Race To Bring Him To India
Celebrity jeweller Nirav Modi, who has been accused by Punjab National Bank (PNB) of swindling the second-biggest state-run bank of over Rs 11,000 crore, is wanted by Indian authorities. Last month, Mr Modi was raided over charges that he and his associates swindled Rs 280 crore from PNB. In a new complaint this week, PNB pegged the scam at much mo...
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US Court Rejects Nirav Modi Plea On Dismissing Fraud Allegations: Report
A bankruptcy court in New York has dismissed a petition of fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi and his associates, seeking dismissal of fraud allegations against them.
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Interpol Arrest Warrant Issued Against Fugitive Nirav Modi's Brother
The brother of fugitive billionaire Nirav Modi, wanted in India for bank fraud, can be arrested in any country, with the Interpol putting out a red corner notice. The request to law enforcement agencies worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest Nehal Deepak Modi came from the Enforcement Directorate, sources said.
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A Look At Nirav Modi's Luxe New York Home "Bought With Stolen PNB Funds"
Declaring a massive haul of Rs 637 crores seized from fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi, the Enforcement Directorate said his swish apartments in New York and London were bought with "stolen fund from PNB".
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Nirav Modi's Diamonds, New York, London Homes Worth Rs 637 Crore Seized
Fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi's wealth and properties worth Rs 637 crore in India and abroad have been seized, the Enforcement Directorate said today. High-priced jewellery, luxe apartments and bank accounts stowing hundreds of crores have been taken over by investigators, in India and four other countries including UK and New York.
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Countries Let Nirav Modi Travel On Cancelled Passport Despite Alert
Fugitive jeweler Nirav Modi managed to travel through several countries even though information about his passport being cancelled by India was flashed in the Interpol central database on February 24, the CBI said Monday.
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Nirav Modi In New York, Travelling On Cancelled Passport: Sources
Celebrity jeweller Nirav Modi, wanted in India for loan fraud, is reportedly still travelling on his Indian passport, which was cancelled by the government in February. He is believed to be in New York.
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From Mumbai To New York Via Emirates: New Link In Nirav Modi Money Trail
An NDTV investigation has found links between money from Indian banks allegedly embezzled by jeweller Nirav Modi, and his US-based companies.
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Nirav Modi Companies Don't Show PNB As Creditor In US Bankruptcy Filing
Firestar Diamond, Inc. (FDI); Fantasy, Inc. (FI), and A Jaffe Inc. (AJI) filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States Bankruptcy Court for Southern New York on Monday.
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Passport Suspended, Nirav Modi Sent Notice On "Requested" Email ID: Government
Celebrity Jeweller Nirav Modi, key accused in Rs 11, 400 crore Punjab National Bank scam, has been sent notice on a "requested" email ID, the External Affairs Ministry said today, adding that the government has a sort of acknowledgement from Mr Modi.
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Nirav Modi Case Updates: Celebrity Jeweller In New York As Authorities Race To Bring Him To India
Celebrity jeweller Nirav Modi, who has been accused by Punjab National Bank (PNB) of swindling the second-biggest state-run bank of over Rs 11,000 crore, is wanted by Indian authorities. Last month, Mr Modi was raided over charges that he and his associates swindled Rs 280 crore from PNB. In a new complaint this week, PNB pegged the scam at much mo...
