The ED's zonal office in Kolkata has also seized a bank locker containing gold ornaments in a prominent private bank which will be soon attached under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).
The central probe agency had last week arrested Sudipta's wife Piyali Sen and Shubhojit from Kolkata on charges of alleged dubious transactions that led to the Ponzi scam, in which thousands of investors were duped across West Bengal, Odisha and Assam.
The agency also has summoned numerous people including some sitting MPs and Arpita Ghosh, thespian and Trinamool Congress candidate from Balurghat Lok Sabha seat, in connection with the investigation into the scam.
Sudipta Sen's wife and son, at present in judicial custody of the ED, are being confronted with some incriminating documents that the agency has obtained after raids at some locations of the Kolkata-based firms.
The agency has recently issued summons to numerous entities involved in the case even as it attached assets worth Rs 140 crore of individuals and allied firms on money laundering charges.
The ED has also issued a notice asking general public "to furnish information and particulars of properties, both movable and immovable as well as bank accounts, in West Bengal and other places, if any, related to Saradha group known to them, with specific details".
The agency also issued summons to about 15 people involved in the funds transactions of the scam that came to the fore early last year after duped investors raised their voice of grievance.
The agency is probing the case taking cognisance of the FIRs filed by the three state police departments.
The agency has till now issued attachment orders on all equity shares of all 224 companies of the Saradha Group, insurance policies in the name of Sen and his wife, numerous land properties and plots, 390 bank accounts and equity shares of a TV channel run by the beleaguered group.
