IndiaThe Enforcement Directorate (ED) in India has arrested Rakesh Gupta, the former Chief Financial Officer of Apollo Green Energy Ltd., in connection with an investigation involving Inderjeet Singh, a fugitive accused of organized crime activities. The ED alleges that Singh used threats, intimidation, and armed associates to facilitate coercive settlements of high-value private loans, leading to defaults exceeding ₹200 crore. Gupta was arrested after failing to respond to summonses and facing a non-bailable warrant. The probe involves multiple cases and charge sheets from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh police, accusing Singh of murder, extortion, fraud, and other crimes. Assets worth ₹90.04 crore have been attached, and Gupta is linked to introducing Singh to Apollo Group, resulting in alleged murders and financial misconduct.
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