MUMBAI: Bank of Baroda said on Monday it had suspended two senior bank employees at one of its branches in Delhi as part of a police investigation into suspected money laundering involving some INR 60 billion ($927 million). Executive Director B B Joshi said the bank, India’s second largest state-run lender, does not expect any financial loss from to the alleged fraud, which police say involves 59 account holders and several bank officials. In a statement on Sunday, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said it had searched the offices of 50 companies as part of its probe into the case. Most of the money was sent to Hong Kong disguised as payments for imports, it added. The police launched the probe at the bank’s behest.