New Delhi: Businessman Gautam Khaitan, named by the CBI FIR in the AgustaWestland VVIP helicopter case, has admitted that he was instrumental in setting up a shell company IDS Tunisia, sources said.
IDS Tunisia, a subsidiary of IDS India, was one among the many companies through which the alleged bribe in the VVIP chopper deal was routed by the middlemen from AgustaWestland to other countries, sources added.
Khaitan is alleged to be the main link in establishing the money trail.
CBI has been questioning Khaitan and the focus has been his alleged links with Italian middlemen Carlo Gerosa and Guido Haschkhe.
The agency is also slated to quiz former Air Vice Marshal NV Tyagi. Tyagi has not been named in the FIR and is not being seen as an accused.
Meanwhile, former India Air Force chief SP Tyagi is being questioned at the Enforcement Directorate office.
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