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ED Uncovers Rs 10,000 Crore Money Laundering Network Involving CAs and Hawala Operators
Update / Judgement Date
14 Jan 2025
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has uncovered a massive Rs 10,000 crore money laundering network involving chartered accountants (CAs) and hawala operators. The network was used for illegal financial transactions, and the ED has arrested several individuals linked to the operations. Investigations revealed that CAs were involved in facilitating money laundering activities by creating fake invoices and executing financial transactions that bypassed the legal scrutiny. The network was also operating through hawala channels, which allowed the movement of illicit money across borders without proper documentation. Authorities have seized several assets and documents as part of the investigation and are taking steps to dismantle the operation. This investigation highlights the crucial role of professional intermediaries, such as CAs, in illegal financial activities and underscores the need for tighter regulations in the financial sector.