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PMC Bank scam: Anu Wadhawan drew Rs 70 lakh/month pay; unaware of source of funds behind her bungalows

Wives of Sarang and Rakesh Wadhawan owned a vast number of properties but claim to be unaware of the source of funds for the purchases.

December 30, 2019 / 19:15 IST
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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) probe into the Rs 4,300-crore PMC Bank case and its connection with bankrupt realtor HDIL has unearthed properties worth hundreds of crores, often in the names of the Wadhawan family members.

Yet, both Anu Wadhawan, wife of HDIL MD Sarang, and Malti, Sarang’s mother and Rakesh’s wife, claim to have no idea about the source of money, which funded purchases of the vast number of properties in their names.

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PMC Bank, a large-size cooperative bank, was virtually shuttered by the Reserve Bank of India after it discovered a slew of dubious transactions. Subsequent investigations showed evidence of wrongful diversion of the bank’s funds into HDIL, which enjoyed a close relationship with the bank.

In her statement to the ED, Anu Wadhawan said that she was not a director on any of the HDIL group companies, and could not explain the source of funds for procuring assets like bungalows in Bandra, Vasai and Alibaug, besides flats in Bandra.