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Pay dues or allow others to take control of business, says Jaitley
Published : Sep 2, 2017, 5:28 pm IST
Updated : Sep 2, 2017, 5:28 pm IST
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New Delhi: Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today put private sector debtors on notice saying they will have to pay their dues to banks or allow somebody else to step in and take control of the business. Using the new bankruptcy law, the central bank has prodded banks to initiate insolvency proceedings against 12 large corporate defaulters to resolve Rs 2 lakh crore or almost a fourth of the country’s bad debt. More defaulters are being notified for action. Jaitley said the government was open to providing more capital to banks but cleaning up stressed loans was bigger priority.

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“Through the bankruptcy law, I think this is the first time that debtors in India are being taken to task,” he said at the Economist Summit here. PTI

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