<h1>Banks ordered to remit Rs 65.9 crore to Canada from convicted bureaucrat's embezzlement case accounts</h1> The Delhi High Court directed two private banks to remit Rs 65.9 crore to the Canadian government from accounts belonging to a former Canadian bureaucrat of Indian origin convicted in an embezzlement case. The individual, who held a senior position in Canada's Ministry of Education, manipulated payment systems and rigged IT consultant selections, diverting funds through kickback schemes. The fraud totaled 47.4 million Canadian dollars over several years. The accused was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment and agreed to repay the defrauded amount. The court restricted account operations to remitting the specified amount and paying legal fees, while directing other banks to disclose account information.