Indian laws and courts are hampering the recovery of the massive $28 billion that Indian banks are saddled with in bad debts, an Australian financial consultant said on Sunday.


Should even half of this be recovered, it will cover the $11-12 billion that the Indian government estimates the banks will have to raise in the next five years to finance large infrastructure projects, said Bill O’Chee of Queensland-based debt recovery firm Knights Insolvency International.


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