Delhi court extends judicial custody of Yasmin Kapoor in money laundering case

A Delhi court on Friday extended by two weeks the judicial custody of Yasmin Kapoor, a close aide of co-accused and corporate lobbyist Deepak Talwar, in a money laundering case. The case is related to negotiations that allegedly favoured foreign private airlines causing losses to state-owned Air India.

 

Special Judge Anuradha Shukla Bhardwaj sent Yasmin to judicial



custody till November 15. The Enforcement Directorate had taken Yasmin into custody on 3rd of October after the court cancelled the anticipatory bail granted to her last month following submission by the agency that she was misusing the bail.

Deepak Talwar was deported from the UAE in connection with the money laundering case.