2. Outline
• Rough Guide
• High Court Commands
• Bidding Process delayed
• CA laid low on decisions
• To Conclude
3. Rough guide
• AasthaGroup, an Indian based Multinational Company
• AasthaGroup hasitsmanifestation around theworld
• Juggernaut projectsisalso apart of theAastha
Cont...
4. • Juggernaut istheir first-generation businessgroup
• The company has profit-making interest in varied sectors; i.e.
steel, minerals, energy, agro, IT and education.
• The Aastha website presently lists only Aastha Minmet and
AasthaAlloycrop asapart of thegroup.
5. High Court commands
• AasthaMinmet swindled money on thetrading platform of
National Spot ExchangeLimited.
• High Court ordered AasthaMinmet to tradeon raw materials
and remuneratemoney to theExchange.
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6. • High Court Committeehanded thechargeof tradeto a
Competent Authority, Ajit Sakhare.
• Asamomentum, it wastheresponsibility of Competent
Authority, Ajit Sakhareto start bidding on theraw material;
TMT Bars.
7. Bidding Process delayed
• Thebidding processshould beon thego when order waspassed but
theprocesswasdeferred by theCompetent Authority.
• Recently, asper theadvertisement posted in thenewspapers, Aastha
Minmet hasfinally decided to giveaway their TMT Bars.
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8. • Bidderswereinvited for thesaleof TMT Barsto the
warehouseof theAasthaMinmet which islocated near Shree
Balaji TMT Road Mills, AndhraPradesh.
• Buying theseTMT Barswill enablethecompany to
recompensetheduesof theNational Spot ExchangeLimited.
9. CA laid low on the decisions
• If thegoodsarehoarded at theutmost, valueof themerchandiseis
depreciated.
• It wastheresponsibility of theCompetent Authority to start thebidsover a
product assoon asthey receivethecourt orders.
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10. • Why Competent Authority laid low on thedecisionswhen a
hugeamount isinvolved in thecrisis?
• Anyway, it isnever too late. A step forward taken by Ajit
Sakhareand theDefaulter of theExchangewill help the
platform to receivethemoney quickly.
11. To Conclude
• AasthaMinmet Pvt. Ltd. and Juggernaut Projectsareamong
themajor defaultersin theNational Spot ExchangeLimited
case.
• Thegroup isalleged to havedefaulted to thetuneof Rs. 250
croresin thecrisis.
• Delay in decisionsmadeby Competent Authority hasmade
theexchangesuffer in themarket.
12. • NSEL Defaultersareout on bail and no strong judgmentsare
madeon them.
• Default amount isyet to berecovered by theCourt.