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ED Raids Multiple Locations in Kolkata in Rs 290 Crore Bank Loan Fraud Case Against Kohinoor Power

Officials said the probe centers on alleged diversion of Rs 290 crore in bank loans and only Rs 7 crore recovered in liquidation.

  • On Thursday, the Enforcement Directorate conducted searches at 11 premises in Kolkata, West Bengal, in connection with a Rs 290 crore bank fraud investigation involving Kohinoor Power Pvt Ltd.
  • Officials allege Kohinoor Power obtained bank loans to construct a 66 MW power plant in Jharkhand, but funds were "siphoned off" to other group entities and personal accounts.
  • The agency targeted premises of promoters Prashant Bothra and Vijay Bothra, along with other directors and auditors, under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.
  • Following insolvency proceedings via the National Company Law Tribunal , only Rs 7 crore was recovered during liquidation, resulting in substantial losses to creditors.
  • Investigators are gathering evidence to trace the money trail as the federal agency continues probing the alleged diversion and laundering of loan proceeds.
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Kohinoor Power Private Limited had borrowed ₹290 crore from banks for a 66-megawatt power plant in Jharkhand. This money was diverted to other group companies.

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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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