VVIP Chopper case: Dubai-based accused moves for anticipatory bail
A Dubai-based businessman and accused in a money laundering case related to the Rs 3,600-crore VVIP chopper deal moved a Delhi court Monday seeking anticipatory bail. Rajeev Saxena, a director of two Dubai-based firms UHY Saxena and Matrix Holdings filed application through his advocate before Special Judge Arvind Kumar, saying he was anticipating arrest.A co-accused and alleged middleman Christian James Michel, a British national, was extradited from Dubai to India earlier this month and is currently in the CBI custody in a related case.On Saxena’s application, the court sought response…
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