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		<title>WaPost Journo Rana Ayyub lands in money laundering case, Rs 17.7M attached by probing agency</title>
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<p><strong>New Delhi — </strong>Washington Post’s journalist Rana Ayyub landed in a money laundering case on Thursday as India’s Enforcement Directorate agency (ED) attached Rs. 17.7 million for misusing the donations for personal use.</p>



<p>Attaching a property means it cannot be transferred, converted or moved. According to the sources, probing agency ED said it had issued a provisional order under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) to attach a fixed deposit and bank accounts in her and her family&#8217;s name.</p>



<p>Complainant Vikas Sankrityayan alleged that Rana Ayyub had illegally acquired public money for Covid victims through online relief measure campaigns.</p>



<p>ED said that Ayyub received foreign donations without having any approval under FCRA (foreign contribution regulation act) which is mandatory to receive any funding from foreign countries.</p>



<p>Indian citizens can receive salaries from foreign entities for their obliged employment, but foreign gifts, donations and funds without FCRA will be deemed illegal.</p>



<p>The probing agency found that the Ayyub raised over Rs 26.9 million through an online crowdfunding platform called Ketto for charitable purposes between 2020 and 2021.</p>



<p>ED as well as the Income Tax department are further investigating the financial transactions in the matter.</p>
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