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    CBI books former PEC CMD, other officials for cheating

    By JK Global NewsMay 5, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Delhi: The CBI has booked ex- chairman cum managing director of PEC, A K Mirchandani, and its several serving and former officials, along with two private companies, for allegedly cheating the PSU under the Commerce Ministry to the tune of Rs 531 crore, officials said today.

    The agency has booked Pisces Exim (I) Pvt Ltd and Jet Link Infotech Pvt Ltd, their officials along with officials of PEC on charges including criminal conspiracy and corruption, they said.

    PEC had entered into 15 agreements between 2010-12 with Pisces Exim Ltd for export of iron ore to a foreign buyer for which funds were released by it, they said.

    In its complaint, PEC has claimed that Pisces Exim allegedly defaulted on its agreement, they said.

    Not only it failed to supply iron ore, as required, but also failed to refund the amount paid to it by PEC, they said.”Presently, a sum of Rs 531.72 crore (including the interest up to September 30, 2016) is due and payable to PEC along with interest till realisation. Importantly, the said monies due are public money,” the PEC has alleged in its complaint, now a part of the FIR. The agency has booked 15 persons and companies in this connection.

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