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"Bankers of the scam-tainted company declined to comment on the IT major's accounts been frozen citing client confidentiality." CID said in its case sheet filed in the court.
It, however, added that Citibank has responded saying that it has "frozen 30 trade receivable accounts of Satyam".
Another lender to Satyam, state-run Bank of Baroda said it did not have any material exposure to the company. "BoB has some current account deposits of the company which are collection accounts," the case sheet said. While HDFC Bank has no "significant" exposure to the tainted company, another private sector lender ICICI Bank said it did not have any fund-based exposure to Satyam other than a marginal exposure of about Rs 3 crore on account of a forward contract.
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hi why should indian government has to pay 2000 cr to satyam . if they feel its wrong catch all the asset from chairmans famaily whos money r they going to pay back the money to government. if govt is ready to pay for satyam what about other industry. this people will get the job very easily what about other industry person line manufactureing