<p>Three representatives of ECL Finance Company/Edelweiss Group appeared before the Raigad police in Maharashtra on Tuesday in connection with their inquiry into the alleged suicide of film art director Nitin Desai, an official said.</p>.Nitin Desai death: 'Recovery process under RBI and IBC guidelines', says Edelweiss.<p>Desai, 57, who had worked for acclaimed Bollywood films such as '<em>Lagaan</em>' and '<em>Jodhaa</em> <em>Akbar</em>', was found hanging at his studio at Karjat in Raigad district on August 2.</p>.<p>The police on August 4 registered a criminal case against five persons, including Edelweiss Group chairman Rashesh Shah, for alleged abetment of Desai's suicide.</p>.<p>On August 5, the Raigad police issued notice to the ECL Finance Company/Edelweiss Group MD seeking personal appearance on Tuesday.</p>.<p>Accordingly, three representatives of the company appeared before the police at Khalapur police station at around 11 am and the process of recording their statements was on, the official said.</p>.<p>The Raigad police has sought related documents and information about the case.</p>.<p>The investigation officer in the case is collecting the information from the advisor, financial advisor and accountant of ND Studio, set up by late Desai, police earlier said.</p>.<p>Desai's company ND's Art World Pvt Ltd had defaulted on a Rs 252 crore loan repayment to creditors and the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal had initiated insolvency proceedings against it.</p>.<p>A First Information Report was registered on August 4 under Indian Penal Code sections 306 (abetment of suicide) and 34 (common intention) at Khalapur police station based on a complaint filed by Nitin Desai's wife Neha Desai, an official had said.</p>.<p>The FIR named Edelweiss chairman Rashesh Shah, company official Smit Shah, another person named Keur Mehta, R K Bansal of Edelweiss Asset Reconstruction Company, and Jitender Kothari who has been appointed by the NCLT as an interim resolution professional.</p>.<p>Edelweiss ARC, in a statement, had denied that any undue pressure was put on Desai for loan recovery.</p>
<p>Three representatives of ECL Finance Company/Edelweiss Group appeared before the Raigad police in Maharashtra on Tuesday in connection with their inquiry into the alleged suicide of film art director Nitin Desai, an official said.</p>.Nitin Desai death: 'Recovery process under RBI and IBC guidelines', says Edelweiss.<p>Desai, 57, who had worked for acclaimed Bollywood films such as '<em>Lagaan</em>' and '<em>Jodhaa</em> <em>Akbar</em>', was found hanging at his studio at Karjat in Raigad district on August 2.</p>.<p>The police on August 4 registered a criminal case against five persons, including Edelweiss Group chairman Rashesh Shah, for alleged abetment of Desai's suicide.</p>.<p>On August 5, the Raigad police issued notice to the ECL Finance Company/Edelweiss Group MD seeking personal appearance on Tuesday.</p>.<p>Accordingly, three representatives of the company appeared before the police at Khalapur police station at around 11 am and the process of recording their statements was on, the official said.</p>.<p>The Raigad police has sought related documents and information about the case.</p>.<p>The investigation officer in the case is collecting the information from the advisor, financial advisor and accountant of ND Studio, set up by late Desai, police earlier said.</p>.<p>Desai's company ND's Art World Pvt Ltd had defaulted on a Rs 252 crore loan repayment to creditors and the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal had initiated insolvency proceedings against it.</p>.<p>A First Information Report was registered on August 4 under Indian Penal Code sections 306 (abetment of suicide) and 34 (common intention) at Khalapur police station based on a complaint filed by Nitin Desai's wife Neha Desai, an official had said.</p>.<p>The FIR named Edelweiss chairman Rashesh Shah, company official Smit Shah, another person named Keur Mehta, R K Bansal of Edelweiss Asset Reconstruction Company, and Jitender Kothari who has been appointed by the NCLT as an interim resolution professional.</p>.<p>Edelweiss ARC, in a statement, had denied that any undue pressure was put on Desai for loan recovery.</p>