<p>In case of failure to deposit the amount within 45 days, Budhwani shall be barred from the securities market for nine years, Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in an order.<br /><br />“Purshottam G Budhwani shall disgorge a total amount of Rs 9,39,38,030 comprising of Rs 5,87,11,269 towards unlawful gain made by him and Rs 3,52,26,761 towards simple interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum for six year (2005-11) on the unlawful gains within 45 days...,” Sebi said.<br /><br />It added: “In case the aforesaid amount is not received by Sebi within the specified time, Budhwani shall be restrained from buying, selling or dealing in securities market in any manner whatsoever or accessing the securities market directly or indirectly for a further period of nine years...”<br /><br />In any case, Budhwani has been barred from dealing in the market for a period of three months from May 23, 2011. Budhwani was charged with involvement in the IPO scam and cornering shares meant for retail investors in 13 initial public offerings by engineering multiple applications.<br /><br />“He opened 6,685 demat accounts (afferent accounts), in concert with depository participants (DPs), in favour of the afferent persons. All the afferent accounts carried his name,” Sebi said. <br /><br />Sebi said Budhwani repeated the modus operandi in 13 IPOs -- IL&FS, IDFC, Gateway Distriparks, Shoppers Stop, MSP Steel & Power, Yes Bank, SPL Industries, Provogue, Gokuldas Exports, Tata Consultancy Services, Nectar Lifesciences, Sasken Communications Technologies and Suzlon Energy.<br /><br />“In the process, he made an unlawful gain of Rs 7.78 crore and facilitated others to make unlawful gain of 0.87 crore,” Sebi said. It had earlier issued show-cause notices to Budhwani in 2006 and 2010. Budhwani filed a written submission in March this year.<br />The IPO scam of 2003-05 refers to cornering of shares reserved for retail investors in the public issues of certain public offers, including IL&FS, TCS, Yes Bank, Shoppers Stop, through fictitious multiple demat accounts.</p>
<p>In case of failure to deposit the amount within 45 days, Budhwani shall be barred from the securities market for nine years, Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in an order.<br /><br />“Purshottam G Budhwani shall disgorge a total amount of Rs 9,39,38,030 comprising of Rs 5,87,11,269 towards unlawful gain made by him and Rs 3,52,26,761 towards simple interest at the rate of 10 per cent per annum for six year (2005-11) on the unlawful gains within 45 days...,” Sebi said.<br /><br />It added: “In case the aforesaid amount is not received by Sebi within the specified time, Budhwani shall be restrained from buying, selling or dealing in securities market in any manner whatsoever or accessing the securities market directly or indirectly for a further period of nine years...”<br /><br />In any case, Budhwani has been barred from dealing in the market for a period of three months from May 23, 2011. Budhwani was charged with involvement in the IPO scam and cornering shares meant for retail investors in 13 initial public offerings by engineering multiple applications.<br /><br />“He opened 6,685 demat accounts (afferent accounts), in concert with depository participants (DPs), in favour of the afferent persons. All the afferent accounts carried his name,” Sebi said. <br /><br />Sebi said Budhwani repeated the modus operandi in 13 IPOs -- IL&FS, IDFC, Gateway Distriparks, Shoppers Stop, MSP Steel & Power, Yes Bank, SPL Industries, Provogue, Gokuldas Exports, Tata Consultancy Services, Nectar Lifesciences, Sasken Communications Technologies and Suzlon Energy.<br /><br />“In the process, he made an unlawful gain of Rs 7.78 crore and facilitated others to make unlawful gain of 0.87 crore,” Sebi said. It had earlier issued show-cause notices to Budhwani in 2006 and 2010. Budhwani filed a written submission in March this year.<br />The IPO scam of 2003-05 refers to cornering of shares reserved for retail investors in the public issues of certain public offers, including IL&FS, TCS, Yes Bank, Shoppers Stop, through fictitious multiple demat accounts.</p>
