<h1>Investigating agency closes disproportionate assets probe after Rs 60 lakh deemed purchase advance; separate Rs 950 crore loan-fraud probe continues</h1> A federal investigating agency closed a disproportionate assets case against a former deputy managing director of a public sector bank after finding that a disputed Rs 60 lakh credit was an advance from a purchaser who bought the official's flat, reducing the allegedly unexplained assets below the Supreme Court's threshold for prosecution; the closure report was accepted by a special court. The official remains under investigation and criminally charged in a separate Rs 950 crore loan-fraud matter involving a now-defunct airline and a fugitive financier, with allegations of collusion and insufficient due diligence; a prior discharge application was rejected.