New Delhi, Jan. 16 -- The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has, for the first time, claimed that fugitive diamantaire Mehul Choksi's son, Rohan Choksi, was also "actively" involved in the offence of money laundering along with his father, who is accused of cheating Indian banks of thousands of crores of rupees and now facing extradition proceedings in Belgium. The agency's legal team made the claim before an appellate tribunal for forfeited property (ATFP) in Delhi while opposing a plea by Rohan Choksi regarding attachment of a Mumbai property in 2018. Rohan Choksi has said the property was bought by his family trust in 1994. To be sure, Rohan Choksi has never been named in any FIRs or charge sheets filed by ED or the CBI. People familiar with the Choksi family said Rohan Choksi had separated his businesses from his father and is not in touch with him. Mehul Choksi fled abroad in 2017 after cheating Indian banks and has since then moved from the US, to Belgium, to Antigua and Barbuda and finally to Belgium. He is currently lodged in a prison in Antwerp after being arrested on April 11 last year based on an extradition request by CBI.P11...