Delhi Court Reserves Order on Ratul Puri’s NBW Cancellation Plea

New Delhi: A Delhi court on Monday reserved order on the plea filed by Ratul Puri seeking cancellation of the non-bailable warrant (NBW) issued against him in connection with a money laundering case relating to AgustaWestland deal. Puri’s counsel Vijay Aggarwal submitted that he was willing to join the probe. Special CBI Judge Arvind Kumar, however, adjourned for August 22 his another petition seeking to challenge the grounds on which the NBW was issued. During the hearing, ED counsel Special Public Prosecutor D.P. Singh said the agency had called Puri but he didn’t join the probe. Opposing the claim, Puri’s counsel said the agency called his client at 11.55 a.m. on Monday, but Puri was stuck in a board meeting. Singh said the agency tried to send a summons to Puri, but he was unavailable and the summons was received by his mother. The agency didn’t receive any communication about his joining the probe and also that he was in Delhi, the ED counsel said. (IANS)

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