Gurinder Singh Dhillon is among 55 individuals and entities ordered by the Delhi High Court to pay up Rs 6,373 crore worth of dues to Singh brothers so that they can honour the $500 million order to pay Daiichi

Affidavit alleges Shivinder initiated the process to acquire Best Group companies through Malvinder without any due diligence

The Godhwanis and others allegedly made fraudulent payments from Malvinder's Ligare Aviation Ltd to their own entities using fake invoices for fictitious expenses

Daiichi Sankyo case: Delhi high court asked the the Gurinder Singh Dhillon family to furnish their income tax returns, bank statements and balance sheets before the court within four weeks

Malvinder had blamed Shivinder of siphoning off funds \"with the ulterior motive of gaining ultimate control of the seat of spiritual head of the RSSB which has been promised to him by Dhillon in lieu of this financial gain to himself\"

The Delhi HC court had asked Gurinder Singh Dhillon and his family members, Singh brothers, former Religare chief Sunil Godhwani and his brother Sanjay Godhwani to be present at the court hearing on November 14

BusinessToday.In on March 12 reported Singh brothers could only pay the $500 million order against them to compensate Daiichi, provided the money owed to them by RSSB chief Gurinder Singh Dhillon and his family is recovered

On May 28, the Delhi HC had issued a garnishee order against Dhillon and other 55 entities, which expanded the scope of the people from whom the money owed by the Singh brothers to Daiichi can be recovered to honour the $500 million arbitration award

Raids conducted over a complaint by Religare subsidiary Religare Finvest, which alleged cheating, siphoning off and misappropriation of funds worth over Rs 740 crore by the accused, including Singh brothers, through a maze of transactions

A garnishee order is an order against a third party to recover money to settle a debt or dues. Garnishee order prevents these entities from alienating assets

The Economic Offences Wing officials took former Religare Chairman Sunil Godhwani into custody as Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) had issued a lookout notice against him in the Fortis-Religare fraud case.

The trouble is related to the implementation of the $500 million arbitration award that Singh brothers were ordered to pay to to Daiichi Sankyo in 2016. Besides, the siblings are caught in a financial mismanagement case in entities owned by them, including FHL and Religare Enterprises (REL).

Religare Finvest Ltd (RFL) in its complaint alleged that Religare Enterprises Ltd (REL) and its subsidiary RFL have been duped and the company's properties worth \"hundreds of crores have been misappropriated, siphoned off and diverted through a labyrinth of financial transactions,\"

Alleges younger brother Shivinder Mohan Singh has already signed the 'family settlement' \"in his greed to become the next spiritual head of the Radha Soami Satsang Beas\".

Criminal complaint before Economic Offences Wing accuses Baba Dhillon of threatening through lawyer Ferida Chopra that Malvinder would be eliminated.

Malvinder Singh in his police complaint to Economic Offences Wing (EOW) has blamed former associates Sunil and Sanjay Godhwani for duping Singh's Malav Holdings Pvt. Ltd to the tune of Rs 30 crore

Shivinder Singh's petition against brother Malvinder and former Religare CEO Sunil Godhwani points at only the tip of the iceberg in the corporate mismanagement that led to the Singh brothers losing control of Fortis Healthcare and  Religare.

How Malvinder and Shivinder Singh blew Rs 22,500 crore in less than a decade and lost control over Fortis Healthcare and Religare Enterprises.