GENSOL SCAM

IREDA says Gensol promoters diluted equity without lender approval, files EoW complaint
IREDA has accused Gensol Engineering's promoters of breaching their contract by diluting shareholding without lender approval and filed a complaint with the Economic Offences Wing. This action follows an internal review prompted by concerns over Gensol's loan account, which is currently under stress due to issues with EV purchases and lease payments to BluSmart.

Gensol promoters diluted equity without lender approval: IREDA
IREDA has accused Gensol Engineering's promoters of violating their agreement. The violation involves diluting shareholding without IREDA's consent. IREDA has lodged a complaint with the Economic Offences Wing. This action follows an internal review prompted by recent developments at Gensol. IREDA's committees are reviewing the matter. They will decide on actions regarding collaterals and recoveries.

Gensol Engineering promoters' stake more than halves amid Sebi crackdown
Gensol Engineering's promoters have seen their stake plummet 57% as pledged shares rise amid regulatory scrutiny. Meanwhile, allegations of fund siphoning and falsified documents have led to credit downgrades and a significant drop in share value. The Jaggi brothers, accused of mismanaging company funds, have stepped down from the board, prompting further resignations.

ED may probe Gensol Engineering under anti-money laundering law
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is poised to investigate Gensol Engineering Ltd's promoters for alleged fund diversion and financial misconduct, following a SEBI report detailing violations and misuse of loan funds. The ED has also frozen additional shares linked to the Mahadev betting app scam, tracing them to a Dubai-based hawala operator.

ED lens on Jaggi brothers; Flipkart begins India shift
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ED may grill Jaggi brothers of Gensol for Mahadev link
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is likely to summon Anmol and Puneet Singh Jaggi, promoters of Gensol Engineering, in connection with the Mahadev Book app case. ED suspects stock manipulation using tainted funds received through FPI routes and has frozen over 500,000 Gensol shares. The agency is investigating artificial price fluctuations and the promoters' potential awareness of the illicit funds.
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