Venkateshwara Hatcheries Private Limited, the parent company of Venky's London Limited who own Blackburn Rovers, have seen assets seized in India
Blackburn Rovers' owners, The Venky's, have been caught in a tax dispute with the Indian government with properties up to £7.3million seized in Maharashtra and Karnataka.
VHPL is being investigated over money used to purchase a luxury house in Lanachire in 2011. Venky's Overseas Limited, another company within VHPL, purchased the property 12 years ago from former captain Manchester United Gary Neville. READ MORE: Big progress and room for improvement - Blackburn Rovers' winners and losers of season so far
Although the loan was paid off by VHPL, the government has viewed this as a potential tax issue. The Indian government has tightened its belt over money leaving the country for overseas investment, which impacted Rovers' business in the transfer market.
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