The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has provisionally attached assets worth about ₹129.85 crore linked to alleged ghee adulteration in connection with contracts involving TTD. The attachments include properties and interests connected to dairy firms such as Bhole Baba Organic Dairymilk Private Limited, Sri Vyshnavi Dairy Specialities Private Limited, and Sukriti Foods Private Limited, along with promoters and related entities.

According to reporting from Business Line, the alleged scheme involves manipulating records to give the appearance of legitimate dairy production. It says palm oil used in the process is shown as sold to bogus buyers, while fictitious purchases of milk and ghee and fabricated sales of by-products—such as skimmed milk—are recorded to make the operation appear genuine.

Across the two outlets, the focus is on the ED’s asset attachment action and the nature of the alleged document-based fraud. The reporting centers on how financial records are purportedly altered to conceal adulteration and create a misleading picture of supply and production activity.