RBI asks lenders to step up checks on funds flowing indirectly from Pakistan

Reserve Bank of India directs banks to monitor funds from Pakistan. The concern is that these funds may be used for arms purchases. Indian agencies investigated after a military conflict in May. They found Pakistan nationals sending money via other countries. Pakistan is labeled a 'high risk' jurisdiction. A report accuses a Pakistan entity of evading sanctions.

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