IPL FEMA probe: ED records SRK statement; final notice soon
November 12, 2015  14:29
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With the Enforcement Directorate recording statement of Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan in a foreign exchange violations case, investigations into a major case of alleged financial irregularities in T-20 cricket tournament IPL is set to complete soon.

Khan is being probed on a specific charge of irregularities in the sale of shares of Knight Riders Sports Pvt Ltd (KRSPL), a franchise owned by his company Red Chillies Entertainment, to a Mauritius-based company. 

Sources said the agency, after this questioning, is expected to issue a final show-cause notice by December or early next year under FEMA in the probe involving Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and related entities.

The sources said the recent questioning happened when the actor reached the agency's office in Ballard Estate in Mumbai on the evening of November 10 and spent over three hours with the investigators probing the case under provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act. 

Khan could not be reached for comments.

The case, dating back to 2008-09, pertains to the share sale of KRSPL, co-owned by Khan and his co-actor and friend Juhi Chawla and her husband Jay Mehta, to a Mauritius-based company owned by Mehta.
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