Indian court orders release of two arrested Vivo employees
Indian court orders release of two Vivo employees arrested for alleged money laundering by Enforcement Directorate
Vivo India's interim CEO Hong Xuquan also known as 'Terry' is seen at the Patiala House Court in New Delhi, India, December 26, 2023. PHOTO: REUTERS
An Indian court on Saturday ordered the release of two senior employees working for Chinese smartphone maker Vivo's India unit.
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The Enforcement Directorate, India's financial crime-fighting agency, this month arrested two executives - Hong Xuquan, a Chinese national and Harinder Dahiya - working for Vivo's Indian unit in a case of alleged money laundering.
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