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Court orders restitution of assets worth ₹9,420.57 crore to Justice Lodha Committee in PACL case

Court orders restitution of assets worth ₹9,420.57 crore to Justice Lodha Committee in PACL case
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A special court has ordered the transfer of assets worth ₹9,420.57 crore from the PACL Limited case to the Justice Lodha Committee. These funds are intended to compensate investors defrauded in a massive investment scheme.

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This is a major step in a long-running financial fraud case, aiming to provide restitution to thousands of affected investors.

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A special court has ordered the restitution of 282 immovable properties, valued at approximately ₹9,420.57 crore, which were attached by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the PACL Limited case, to the Justice Lodha Committee for the purpose of returning funds to the investors who were cheated.

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