HDIL promoters Wadhawans write to RBI, investigating agencies to sell their attached assets to repay PMC Bank loans
FirstpostThe letter was released by a spokesperson of the Wadhawans. The father-son duo of HDIL promoters Rakesh and Sarang Wadhawan had written a letter to the Reserve Bank of India on 16 October letter requesting the investigating agencies to sell off their attached assets at the fair market value and start the process of repaying loans it took from Punjab & Maharashtra Cooperative Bank, according to media reports. They've give unconditional consent for appropriation of funds received from monetisation#PMCBankCrisis #PMCBank #PMCBankFraud @dir_ed pic.twitter.com/kSDmCtx9kJ — CNBC-TV18 October 16, 2019 The Wadhawans, who are the prime accused in the PMC Bank scam, have requested the RBI and investigation agencies to sell off their assets, including a yacht, a Rolls Royce and an aircraft, to pay off the bank’s dues. According to the Mumbai Police’s Economic Offences Wing, which first arrested the Wadhawans, the scam at the Punjab & Maharashtra Cooperative Bank is worth Rs 4,355 crore. 86/ 2019…solely with the purpose to work towards the resolution of the matter in the interest of depositors which was also communicated vide our earlier letters dated 30 September, 2019, 1 October, 2019 and 3 October, 2019 sent to, we request you to immediately take steps to sell the assets mentioned below… and adjust it towards the principal of the loans taken by the respective companies which own the assets…,” the letter signed by the arrested father and son duo read, according to a PTI report.