Koda aide brought back to India, held

January 29, 2013 23:35

Jharkhand Chief Minister Madhu Koda was tonight brought back here from Indonesia by Indian agencies after the fugitive businessman was detained there following an Interpol notice against him for alleged money laundering charges.

A two-member team of Enforcement Directorate accompanied Anil Bastawde and he was taken into custody when he landed at the airport here.

Sources said he would be sent to Jharkhand's capital Ranchi tomorrow for production in a special Prevention of Money laundering Act court.

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