New Delhi, July 12 -- India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached 68 high-value properties worth Rs.762 crore in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Maharashtra, and Australia. These assets were bought with money stolen from 5.8 crore investors in one of India's biggest frauds: The PACL scam.Directors of Pearl Agro Corporation Limited (PACL) tricked people for 18 years by promising plots of land or high returns. Instead, they collected Rs.48,000 crore through illegal investment schemes banned by SEBI. The ED's action follows a CBI case against PACL, its sister company PGF Limited, and late founder Nirmal Singh Bhangoo for cheating investors nationwide.The latest press release by the ED on the investigation reads, "Directorate of Enforcement (ED...