The government Thursday promised &quot;swift action soon&quot; in the PNB scam.&nbsp;

Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad added that &quot;no one shall be spared&quot;.&nbsp;

Prasad was speaking to the media in New Delhi.&nbsp;

&quot;I wish to make it very clear and this I can also convey on the behalf of the govt that no shall be spared in the banking system who has sought to derail ordinary banking system to help NiravModi.&quot;&nbsp;

&quot;This is regardless of stature and status of concerned official,&quot; Prasad added.&nbsp;

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Punjab National Bank MD Sunil Mehta said Thursday that the scam had begun in 2011 but that <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/scam-began-in-2011-bank-discovered-it-in-january-2018-pnb-md-32969">his bank discovered it only in the third week of January</a>, 2018.&nbsp;

The PNB scam totals up to a massive 11,400 crore. At the centre of the scam is <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/who-is-nirav-modi-the-billionaire-jeweller-at-centre-of-rs-11000-crore-scam-32970" target="_blank">billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi</a> &mdash;&nbsp;his designs have been worn by, amongs others, Kate Winslet and Priyanka Chopra.&nbsp;

Priyanka Chopra however, who is also Nirav Modi&#39;s brand ambassador, sued him on Thursday for non-payment of dues.&nbsp;

Nirav Modi had allegedly got junior PNB employees to sign bank guarantees on the basis of which he had got huge loans from foreign banks.&nbsp;

The scam was discovered this year when Modi tried to get new bank guarantees. The junior employees had left PNB by then, and the new people Modi was dealing with began to ask questions.&nbsp;

Modi is accused of defrauding PNB of Rs 280 crore.&nbsp;

A number of other large jewellers have also come under the scanner since the scam broke.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad promised 'swift action soon'

The government Thursday promised "swift action soon" in the PNB scam. Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad added that "no one shall be spared". Prasad was speaking to the media in New Delhi. "I wish to make it very clear and this I can also convey on the behalf of the govt that no shall be spared in the banking system who has sought to derail ordinary banking system to help NiravModi." "This is regardless of stature and status of concerned official," Prasad added. I wish to make it very clear and this I can also convey on the behalf of the govt that no shall be spared in the banking system who has sought to derail ordinary banking system to help #NiravModi. This is regardless of stature and status of concerned official :Union Min RS Prasad pic.twitter.com/vMr7oYOsXB — ANI (@ANI) February 15, 2018 × Punjab National Bank MD Sunil Mehta said Thursday that the scam had begun in 2011 but that his bank discovered it only in the third week of January, 2018. The PNB scam totals up to a massive 11,400 crore. At the centre of the scam is billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi — his designs have been worn by, amongs others, Kate Winslet and Priyanka Chopra. Priyanka Chopra however, who is also Nirav Modi's brand ambassador, sued him on Thursday for non-payment of dues. Nirav Modi had allegedly got junior PNB employees to sign bank guarantees on the basis of which he had got huge loans from foreign banks. The scam was discovered this year when Modi tried to get new bank guarantees. The junior employees had left PNB by then, and the new people Modi was dealing with began to ask questions. Modi is accused of defrauding PNB of Rs 280 crore. A number of other large jewellers have also come under the scanner since the scam broke.

PNB scam: 'No one shall be spared,' says govt

India&#39;s second-largest state-run lender, Punjab National Bank (PNB), has detected <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/enforcement-directorate-raids-billionaire-jeweller-nirav-modis-office-showrooms-32941">fraudulent transactions worth Rs 280 crore</a> in a case that could affect more banks and raise fresh questions about lending procedures at Indian banks mired in soured debt. The entire scam is believed to total up&nbsp; to about Rs 11,400 crore.

This could be the <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/scam-began-in-2011-bank-discovered-it-in-january-2018-pnb-md-32969">biggest banking fraud</a> in India as its quantum is bigger than an estimated 9,000 crore scam at erstwhile Satyam computers.

In 2015, Bank of Baroda - another public sector bank - had brought to light a scam in which two Delhi-based businessmen cheated it of Rs 6,000 crore.

At the centre of the PNB scam is <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pnb-scam-nirav-modi-left-india-on-january-1-say-officials-32966">Nirav Modi</a>, a billionaire jeweller. Here is a brief profile of the man:

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	<li>Modi is one of India&#39;s richest men. He is worth $1.73 billion according to Forbes, placing him 85th on India&#39;s rich list.</li>
	<li>The 47-year-old is the founder of jewellery giant Firestar Diamond. His high-end Nirav Modi brand has stores in several of the world&#39;s major cities - ranging from upmarket Defence Colony in Delhi to Mumbai, New York, London and Macau.</li>
	<li>Nirav Modi comes from a family of diamond brokers in Antwerp, Belgium. He studied finance at Wharton but dropped out within a year.</li>
	<li>After dropping out of Wharton, Modi came to Mumbai to learn the nuances of trading from his uncle Mehul Choksi, chairman of Gitanjali Gems.</li>
	<li>Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra is the brand ambassador of his company.</li>
	<li>Despite making a late entry in the retail business in 2010, Nirav quickly made a name for himself as the jeweller to the stars. By 2013, he had made it to the Forbes billionaire list.</li>
	<li>Just last year, he bought an iconic Mumbai property - the rhythm house music shop - for a reported price of nearly $5 million to set up his own store at the prime Kala Ghoda property.</li>
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This could be the biggest banking fraud in India as its quantum is bigger than an estimated 9,000 crore scam at erstwhile Satyam computers.

India's second-largest state-run lender, Punjab National Bank (PNB), has detected fraudulent transactions worth Rs 280 crore in a case that could affect more banks and raise fresh questions about lending procedures at Indian banks mired in soured debt. The entire scam is believed to total up to about Rs 11,400 crore. This could be the biggest banking fraud in India as its quantum is bigger than an estimated 9,000 crore scam at erstwhile Satyam computers. In 2015, Bank of Baroda - another public sector bank - had brought to light a scam in which two Delhi-based businessmen cheated it of Rs 6,000 crore. At the centre of the PNB scam is Nirav Modi, a billionaire jeweller. Here is a brief profile of the man: Modi is one of India's richest men. He is worth $1.73 billion according to Forbes, placing him 85th on India's rich list. The 47-year-old is the founder of jewellery giant Firestar Diamond. His high-end Nirav Modi brand has stores in several of the world's major cities - ranging from upmarket Defence Colony in Delhi to Mumbai, New York, London and Macau. Nirav Modi comes from a family of diamond brokers in Antwerp, Belgium. He studied finance at Wharton but dropped out within a year. After dropping out of Wharton, Modi came to Mumbai to learn the nuances of trading from his uncle Mehul Choksi, chairman of Gitanjali Gems. Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra is the brand ambassador of his company. Despite making a late entry in the retail business in 2010, Nirav quickly made a name for himself as the jeweller to the stars. By 2013, he had made it to the Forbes billionaire list. Just last year, he bought an iconic Mumbai property - the rhythm house music shop - for a reported price of nearly $5 million to set up his own store at the prime Kala Ghoda property.

Who is Nirav Modi, the billionaire jeweller at centre of Rs 11,400 crore PNB scam

The Enforcement Directorate has registered a Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) case against billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi and others for cheating the Punjab National Bank (PNB) of Rs 280 crores.&nbsp;

The case was registered on the basis of a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) First Information Report (FIR), ANI reported.&nbsp;

PNB&#39;s stocks dropped 10 per cent in opening trade today.

Last week, PNB had lodged an FIR with the CBI stating that fraudulent letters of undertaking (LoUs) worth Rs 280.7 crore were first issued on January 16. At the time, PNB had said it was digging into records to examine the magnitude of the fraud.

An LOU is a letter of comfort issued by one bank to branches of other banks, based on which foreign branches offer credit to buyers.

Also read - <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pnb-fraud-after-nirav-modi-3-other-big-jewellers-come-under-the-scanner-32902">PNB fraud: After Nirav Modi, 3 other big jewellers come under the scanner</a>

The State-owned bank said yesterday that it had detected a USD 1.77 billion scam in which the billionaire jeweller allegedly acquired fraudulent letters of undertaking from one of its branches for overseas credit from other Indian lenders.

&quot;The Bank has detected some fraudulent and unauthorised transactions in one of its branch in Mumbai for the benefit of a few select account holders with their apparent connivance,&quot; India&#39;s second-biggest state-run bank said in a 
regulatory filing yesterday. &quot;Based on these transactions other banks appear to have advanced money to these customers abroad.&quot;

PNB had suspended 10 officers over the scam and referred the matter to CBI for investigation.

Financial Services Secretary Rajiv Kumar had earlier told PTI said that the finance ministry had taken proactive steps by asking the lender to report the matter to CBI and Enforcement Directorate (ED) for quick action.

The Union Bank of India, Allahabad Bank and Axis Bank are also said to have offered credit based on letters of undertaking (LOUs) issued by the PNB, PTI reported.

Foreign bank branches too are under investigation.

In the complaint, PNB had named three diamond firms -- Diamonds R Us, Solar Exports and Stellar Diamonds -- saying they had approached it on January 16 with a request for buyers&#39; credit for making payment to overseas 
suppliers.

Nirav Modi, his wife Ami, brother Nishal and Mehul Choksi are partners in the three diamond firms.

Three other jewellers, Gitanjali, Ginni and Nakshatra are also under the scanner with the CBI and ED looking at their arrangements with various banks and end use of money, PTI reported.

No immediate comments were available from these companies.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Enforcement Directorate has registered a Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) case against the billionaire jeweller and others for cheating the Punjab National Bank of Rs 280 crores

The Enforcement Directorate has registered a Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) case against billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi and others for cheating the Punjab National Bank (PNB) of Rs 280 crores. The case was registered on the basis of a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) First Information Report (FIR), ANI reported. PNB's stocks dropped 10 per cent in opening trade today. Last week, PNB had lodged an FIR with the CBI stating that fraudulent letters of undertaking (LoUs) worth Rs 280.7 crore were first issued on January 16. At the time, PNB had said it was digging into records to examine the magnitude of the fraud. An LOU is a letter of comfort issued by one bank to branches of other banks, based on which foreign branches offer credit to buyers. Also read - PNB fraud: After Nirav Modi, 3 other big jewellers come under the scanner The State-owned bank said yesterday that it had detected a USD 1.77 billion scam in which the billionaire jeweller allegedly acquired fraudulent letters of undertaking from one of its branches for overseas credit from other Indian lenders. "The Bank has detected some fraudulent and unauthorised transactions in one of its branch in Mumbai for the benefit of a few select account holders with their apparent connivance," India's second-biggest state-run bank said in a regulatory filing yesterday. "Based on these transactions other banks appear to have advanced money to these customers abroad." PNB had suspended 10 officers over the scam and referred the matter to CBI for investigation. Financial Services Secretary Rajiv Kumar had earlier told PTI said that the finance ministry had taken proactive steps by asking the lender to report the matter to CBI and Enforcement Directorate (ED) for quick action. The Union Bank of India, Allahabad Bank and Axis Bank are also said to have offered credit based on letters of undertaking (LOUs) issued by the PNB, PTI reported. Foreign bank branches too are under investigation. In the complaint, PNB had named three diamond firms -- Diamonds R Us, Solar Exports and Stellar Diamonds -- saying they had approached it on January 16 with a request for buyers' credit for making payment to overseas suppliers. Nirav Modi, his wife Ami, brother Nishal and Mehul Choksi are partners in the three diamond firms. Three other jewellers, Gitanjali, Ginni and Nakshatra are also under the scanner with the CBI and ED looking at their arrangements with various banks and end use of money, PTI reported. No immediate comments were available from these companies. (With inputs from agencies)

PNB scam: Enforcement Directorate registers money laundering case against billionaire Nirav Modi

Priyanka Chopra&#39;s spokesperson said Thursday that the actress is &quot;seeking legal opinion with respect&nbsp;to terminating her contract&quot; with the Nirav Modi brand in light of the allegations against Modi.&nbsp;

Chopra is the Nirav Modi brand ambassador.&nbsp;

&quot;There are speculative reports that Priyanka Chopra has sued Nirav Modi. This is not true,&quot; the spokesperson said.&nbsp;

There had been reports earlier in the day that Chopra had sued Modi for the non-payment of dues.

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Also read:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/who-is-nirav-modi-the-billionaire-jeweller-at-centre-of-rs-11000-crore-scam-32970" target="_blank">Who is Nirav Modi, billionaire jeweller at centre of Rs 11,400 crore scam</a>

Also read:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pnb-fraud-after-nirav-modi-3-other-big-jewellers-come-under-the-scanner-32902?src=ilaw" target="_blank">After Nirav Modi, 3 other big jewellers come under the scanner</a>

Nirav Modi, who ventured late into the business, gained a reputation as India&rsquo;s top jeweller to the Bollywood A-listers and even to Hollywood biggies including Kate Winslet and Dakota Johnson who walked the red carpet in diamonds from his eponymous brand.&nbsp;

Nirav Modi has been named in Punjab National Bank&#39;s Rs 11,400 crore fraud.

'There are speculative reports that Priyanka Chopra has sued Nirav Modi. This is not true,' the spokesperson said

Priyanka Chopra's spokesperson said Thursday that the actress is "seeking legal opinion with respect to terminating her contract" with the Nirav Modi brand in light of the allegations against Modi. Chopra is the Nirav Modi brand ambassador. "There are speculative reports that Priyanka Chopra has sued Nirav Modi. This is not true," the spokesperson said. There had been reports earlier in the day that Chopra had sued Modi for the non-payment of dues. There are speculative reports that Priyanka Chopra has sued #NiravModi. This is not true. She is seeking legal opinion with respect to terminating her contract with the brand in light of allegations of financial fraud against #NiravModi: Priyanka Chopra's Spokesperson (File Pic) pic.twitter.com/NgDVxJGESR — ANI (@ANI) February 15, 2018 × Also read: Who is Nirav Modi, billionaire jeweller at centre of Rs 11,400 crore scam Also read: After Nirav Modi, 3 other big jewellers come under the scanner Nirav Modi, who ventured late into the business, gained a reputation as India’s top jeweller to the Bollywood A-listers and even to Hollywood biggies including Kate Winslet and Dakota Johnson who walked the red carpet in diamonds from his eponymous brand. Nirav Modi has been named in Punjab National Bank's Rs 11,400 crore fraud.

Brand ambassador Priyanka Chopra seeking to terminate contract with Nirav Modi: Spokesperson

Stung by a massive Rs 11,400 crore fraud, state-run Punjab National Bank (PNB) has lost over Rs 8,000 crore of market valuation in two days -- an amount equivalent to over six-times its full-year profit.

PNB today extended its fall for the second straight session and ended the day 12 per cent lower at Rs 128.35 on BSE. The stock had fallen 10 per cent yesterday, after the lender said it had detected a Rs 11,400 crore (USD 1.77 billion) fraud at a Mumbai branch.

Following the slump in the counter over the last two days, the market capitalisation of the company has plunged a whopping Rs 8,076.59 crore to Rs 31,132.41 crore. This is more than 6-times of the company&#39;s full-year net profit of Rs 1,324 crore recorded in FY 2016-17.

The quantum of fraud itself is more than 8-times the bank&#39;s annual profit.

Also read: <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/scam-began-in-2011-bank-discovered-it-in-january-2018-pnb-md-32969" target="_blank">Scam began in 2011, bank discovered it in January 2018, says&nbsp;PNB MD</a>

Also read: <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/who-is-nirav-modi-the-billionaire-jeweller-at-centre-of-rs-11000-crore-scam-32970" target="_blank">Who is Nirav Modi, the billionaire jeweller at centre of Rs 11,400 crore PNB scam</a>

The state-owned bank said it had detected a USD 1.77 billion fraud in which billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi allegedly acquired fraudulent letters of undertaking (LoUs) from one of its branches for overseas credit from other Indian lenders.

PNB has suspended 10 officers over the scam and referred the matter to CBI for investigation.

Meanwhile, shares of PNB Housing Finance settled for the day at Rs 1199.00, down 4.30 per cent on the BSE.

While PNB did not name other lenders, Union Bank of India, Allahabad Bank and Axis Bank are said to have offered credit based on LoUs issued by PNB.

An LoU is a letter of comfort issued by one bank to branches of other banks, based on which foreign branches offer credit to buyers.

Consequently, shares of Union Bank of India settled down 0.95 per cent, Allahabad Bank ended the day down 2.31 per cent and Axis Bank was quoted down 0.17 per cent.

This could be the biggest banking fraud in India as its quantum was bigger than an estimated Rs 9,000 crore scam at erstwhile Satyam Computers.&nbsp;

PNB stock fell 12% today, ending at Rs 128.35 on the Bombay Stock Exchange. The stock had fallen 10% yesterday

Stung by a massive Rs 11,400 crore fraud, state-run Punjab National Bank (PNB) has lost over Rs 8,000 crore of market valuation in two days -- an amount equivalent to over six-times its full-year profit. PNB today extended its fall for the second straight session and ended the day 12 per cent lower at Rs 128.35 on BSE. The stock had fallen 10 per cent yesterday, after the lender said it had detected a Rs 11,400 crore (USD 1.77 billion) fraud at a Mumbai branch. Following the slump in the counter over the last two days, the market capitalisation of the company has plunged a whopping Rs 8,076.59 crore to Rs 31,132.41 crore. This is more than 6-times of the company's full-year net profit of Rs 1,324 crore recorded in FY 2016-17. The quantum of fraud itself is more than 8-times the bank's annual profit. Also read: Scam began in 2011, bank discovered it in January 2018, says PNB MD Also read: Who is Nirav Modi, the billionaire jeweller at centre of Rs 11,400 crore PNB scam The state-owned bank said it had detected a USD 1.77 billion fraud in which billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi allegedly acquired fraudulent letters of undertaking (LoUs) from one of its branches for overseas credit from other Indian lenders. PNB has suspended 10 officers over the scam and referred the matter to CBI for investigation. Meanwhile, shares of PNB Housing Finance settled for the day at Rs 1199.00, down 4.30 per cent on the BSE. While PNB did not name other lenders, Union Bank of India, Allahabad Bank and Axis Bank are said to have offered credit based on LoUs issued by PNB. An LoU is a letter of comfort issued by one bank to branches of other banks, based on which foreign branches offer credit to buyers. Consequently, shares of Union Bank of India settled down 0.95 per cent, Allahabad Bank ended the day down 2.31 per cent and Axis Bank was quoted down 0.17 per cent. This could be the biggest banking fraud in India as its quantum was bigger than an estimated Rs 9,000 crore scam at erstwhile Satyam Computers.

PNB loses Rs 8,000 crore market cap in 2 days, six times its annual profit

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pnb-scam-no-one-shall-be-spared-says-govt-32982">PNB scam: &#39;No one shall be spared,&#39; says govt</a>

The government Thursday promised &quot;swift action soon&quot; in the PNB scam. Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad added that &quot;no one shall be spared&quot;.&nbsp;

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<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/scam-began-in-2011-bank-discovered-it-in-january-2018-pnb-md-32969">Scam began in 2011, bank discovered it in January 2018: PNB MD</a>

Punjab National Bank MD Sunil Mehta said Thursday that the massive Rs 11,400 crore scam his bank finds itself in began in 2011 but that the bank &quot;detected it in the third week of January (2018).&quot;&nbsp;

Mehta added that &quot;we promptly investigated it for 3-4 days, we went to CBI on 29 Jan and FIR was booked on (Jan) 30.&quot;&nbsp;

 
<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pnb-scam-nirav-modi-left-india-on-january-1-say-officials-32966" target="_blank">PNB scam: Nirav Modi left India on January 1, say officials</a>

Billionaire jewellery designer Nirav Modi had left the country on January 1 much before the CBI received a complaint from Punjab National Bank on January 29 about a Rs 280-crore fraud, officials said.

His brother Nishal, a Belgian citizen, also left the country on January 1, while wife Ami, a US citizen, and business partner Mehul Choksi, the Indian promoter of Gitanjali jewellery chain, departed on January 6, the officials said.

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<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/15-feared-trapped-after-building-collapses-in-bengaluru-32988" target="_blank">One killed as under construction building collapses in Bengaluru</a>

One labourer was killed and many injured when a four-storey under construction building collapsed on Jail Road at Kasavanahalli in Bengaluru on Thursday afternoon, news reports said.

 
<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/2-air-force-pilots-killed-in-aircraft-crash-in-assam-32979" target="_blank">2 AIF pilots killed in aircraft crash in Assam</a>

An Indian Air Force (IAF) microlight aircraft on Thursday crashed near Majuli river island district of Assam, killing two pilots.

PNB scam: 'No one shall be spared,' says govt The government Thursday promised "swift action soon" in the PNB scam. Law Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad added that "no one shall be spared". Scam began in 2011, bank discovered it in January 2018: PNB MD Punjab National Bank MD Sunil Mehta said Thursday that the massive Rs 11,400 crore scam his bank finds itself in began in 2011 but that the bank "detected it in the third week of January (2018)." Mehta added that "we promptly investigated it for 3-4 days, we went to CBI on 29 Jan and FIR was booked on (Jan) 30." PNB scam: Nirav Modi left India on January 1, say officials Billionaire jewellery designer Nirav Modi had left the country on January 1 much before the CBI received a complaint from Punjab National Bank on January 29 about a Rs 280-crore fraud, officials said. His brother Nishal, a Belgian citizen, also left the country on January 1, while wife Ami, a US citizen, and business partner Mehul Choksi, the Indian promoter of Gitanjali jewellery chain, departed on January 6, the officials said. One killed as under construction building collapses in Bengaluru One labourer was killed and many injured when a four-storey under construction building collapsed on Jail Road at Kasavanahalli in Bengaluru on Thursday afternoon, news reports said. 2 AIF pilots killed in aircraft crash in Assam An Indian Air Force (IAF) microlight aircraft on Thursday crashed near Majuli river island district of Assam, killing two pilots.

WION Evening News Brief, February 15, 2018

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