Devanathan Yadav now says he requires six more months to mobilise ₹100 crore

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Counsel told the Madras High Court that the petitioner had submitted a database  of 77 immovable properties and the tribunal  could name  a committee   headed by a retired justice  to dispose them of.

Counsel told the Madras High Court that the petitioner had submitted a database of 77 immovable properties and the tribunal could name a committee headed by a retired justice to dispose them of. | Photo Credit: FILE PHOTO

T. Devanathan Yadav of Mylapore Hindu Permanent Fund Nidhi Limited (MHPFNL) connected Thursday expressed his inability to mobilise ₹100 crore, contempt having obtained interim bail from the Madras High Court connected September 15 this twelvemonth connected the information that helium should deposit the wealth connected oregon earlier October 30.

Appearing earlier Justice K. Rajasekar, counsel for the accused said his lawsuit could not rise the wealth successful the past 45 days since astir of the documents related to the immovable properties were successful the custody of the police. He sought six much months to deposit the amount.

Justice G. Jayachandran had granted the interim bail with a absorption to the petitioner to mobilise ₹100 crore on his ain and deposit it to the recognition of the transgression lawsuit pending earlier a peculiar tribunal for the Tamil Nadu Protection of Interest of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act cases.

The justice had besides directed the accused to surrender earlier the peculiar tribunal connected October 31 for being sent backmost to judicial custody. However, his counsel told Justice Rajasekar (holding the bail portfolio astatine present) connected Thursday that the High Court’s bid was taken connected entreaty to the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court had granted liberty to the petitioner to question hold of clip from the High Court. When Justice Rajasekar wanted to cognize the grounds connected which specified hold was being sought, counsel said astir each records were with the constabulary and determination were galore holidays during the interim bail period.

He said the petitioner had submitted a database of 77 immovable properties and the tribunal could name a committee headed by a retired justice to dispose them of. He claimed that the full worthy of the properties was ₹633 crore though the liability to the depositors was lone ₹561 crore.

The tribunal was besides told that the properties mightiness get sold for a opus if they were to beryllium disposed of successful a hurry. Making it wide that the volition of his lawsuit was to repay each the depositors and not to tally distant with their money, counsel claimed that a governmental colour was being fixed to the full issue.

He said the petitioner had been administering MHPFNL successfully since 2005 and claimed that determination were immoderate defaults successful outgo of involvement to the depositors successful the caller past lone due to the fact that those who had borrowed wealth from the fiscal instauration defaulted connected re-payment owing to COVID-19. Counsel besides urged the tribunal to see the information that the petitioner was suffering from tuberculosis successful the spinal cord and widen his interim bail until the wealth could beryllium settled by appointing a committee to dispose of the 77 immovable properties.

On the different hand, advocates representing the depositors accused the petitioner of not having “moved adjacent his small finger” successful the past 45 days to mobilise the ₹100 crore. They said helium had enjoyed the interim bail play and violated an affidavit filed by him agreeing to abide by immoderate information imposed by the court. The advocates insisted that the petitioner beryllium sent backmost to jail. 

Additional Public Prosecutor E. Raj Thilak told the tribunal that though counsel was lone seeking hold of time, his lawsuit had filed a petition to modify the conditions which necessitate him to wage ₹100 crore and surrender connected October 31.

After proceeding their preliminary submissions, Justice Rajasekar directed the High Court Registry to database the bail petition arsenic good arsenic the modification exertion for a full-fledged proceeding connected Friday.

Published - October 30, 2025 11:00 p.m. IST

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