 Introduction to NSEL Crisis
 When & Where ED Filed Charge Sheet?
 PMLA Act
 Media Reports
 NSEL Defaulters missing in ED’s Charge Sheet
 Question Arises
 Conclusion
 National Spot Exchange Limited (NSEL) crisis came to light on
31st July 2013
 When the exchange suspended trading in all its contracts
 After the payment crisis, NSEL had declared 24 members as
NSEL DEFAULTERS
 Since then, NSEL defaulters have been under the scanner of
multiple investigation agencies
 Enforcement Directorate (ED) had filed the charge sheet on 1st
April 2015
 Charge sheet was filed before the principal judge in the session
court of Mumbai
 Charge sheet explains the criminal conspiracy undertaken by
defaulters which led to crisis
 ED had registered a criminal case under the Prevention of
Money Laundering Act(PMLA) in 2013
 ED registered case in 2013 to investigate case with EOW of
Mumbai Police
 There was no evidence of money trail against Jignesh Shah, the
top promoter of NSEL
 According to the charge sheet out of Rs 5,400 crore of
defaulted amount
 Money trail is suspected of Rs 1,400 crore, transacted on the
exchange during 2009- 13
 So, the net default amount is Rs 4,000 crore
 ED is still probing the money trail of Rs. 1,400 crore which will
appear in additional charge sheet
 The charge sheet filed by ED contains names of 68 people
 Including key officials of NSEL and few defaulters
 ED has not yet filed charge sheet against the following
defaulters –
◦ LOIL Group
◦ Metkore Alloys
◦ ARK Imports
◦ NCS Sugars
◦ Shree Radhey Trading
◦ Vimladevi Agrotech
◦ MSR Foods
 Why the remaining defaulters are not a part of the
charge sheet filed by ED?
 Why ED is not tightening the rope on these defaulters?
 When will ED file charge sheet against these defaulters?
 As per sources, ED would file an additional charge
sheet in the next three months
 Which will include the rest of defaulters & few more
names
 Hopefully ED will file a charge sheet against the
remaining defaulters soon
ED Charge Sheet In NSEL Crisis Case

ED Charge Sheet In NSEL Crisis Case

  • 2.
     Introduction toNSEL Crisis  When & Where ED Filed Charge Sheet?  PMLA Act  Media Reports  NSEL Defaulters missing in ED’s Charge Sheet  Question Arises  Conclusion
  • 3.
     National SpotExchange Limited (NSEL) crisis came to light on 31st July 2013  When the exchange suspended trading in all its contracts  After the payment crisis, NSEL had declared 24 members as NSEL DEFAULTERS  Since then, NSEL defaulters have been under the scanner of multiple investigation agencies
  • 4.
     Enforcement Directorate(ED) had filed the charge sheet on 1st April 2015  Charge sheet was filed before the principal judge in the session court of Mumbai  Charge sheet explains the criminal conspiracy undertaken by defaulters which led to crisis
  • 5.
     ED hadregistered a criminal case under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act(PMLA) in 2013  ED registered case in 2013 to investigate case with EOW of Mumbai Police  There was no evidence of money trail against Jignesh Shah, the top promoter of NSEL
  • 6.
     According tothe charge sheet out of Rs 5,400 crore of defaulted amount  Money trail is suspected of Rs 1,400 crore, transacted on the exchange during 2009- 13  So, the net default amount is Rs 4,000 crore  ED is still probing the money trail of Rs. 1,400 crore which will appear in additional charge sheet
  • 7.
     The chargesheet filed by ED contains names of 68 people  Including key officials of NSEL and few defaulters  ED has not yet filed charge sheet against the following defaulters – ◦ LOIL Group ◦ Metkore Alloys ◦ ARK Imports ◦ NCS Sugars ◦ Shree Radhey Trading ◦ Vimladevi Agrotech ◦ MSR Foods
  • 8.
     Why theremaining defaulters are not a part of the charge sheet filed by ED?  Why ED is not tightening the rope on these defaulters?  When will ED file charge sheet against these defaulters?
  • 9.
     As persources, ED would file an additional charge sheet in the next three months  Which will include the rest of defaulters & few more names  Hopefully ED will file a charge sheet against the remaining defaulters soon