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B.R. Shetty seeks Bank of Baroda records, financial security in new applications

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B.R. Shetty seeks Bank of Baroda records, financial security in new applications — Bangalore Technology news

In an earlier suit, B.R. Shetty sought $15 billion in damages from Bank of Baroda, its officials and other defendants over their alleged role in transactions linked to the NMC fraud

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