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NEW DELHI: An Indian businessman accused by the US of financing terrorism was arrested on Friday. Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials searched Naresh Jains residence and claimed to have recovered Rs 6 million, official sources said. They said Jains operations were believed to be spread over Nigeria, Italy, Afghanistan, China, Pakistan, Bolivia, Congo and the Cook Islands. The ED also claimed that Jain, along with his brothers Bimal and Satpal, undertook hawala operations for underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and even for Al Qaeda. Besides the cash, the ED also claimed to have found papers showing transactions of several billion rupees with various people based in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
NEW DELHI: An Indian businessman accused by the US of financing terrorism was arrested on Friday. Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials searched Naresh Jains residence and claimed to have recovered Rs 6 million, official sources said. They said Jains operations were believed to be spread over Nigeria, Italy, Afghanistan, China, Pakistan, Bolivia, Congo and the Cook Islands. The ED also claimed that Jain, along with his brothers Bimal and Satpal, undertook hawala operations for underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and even for Al Qaeda. Besides the cash, the ED also claimed to have found papers showing transactions of several billion rupees with various people based in Pakistan and Afghanistan.