Businessman Gautam Khaitan was remanded to five-day Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody by a Delhi court on Tuesday in connection with the Rs 3,600-crore AgustaWestland deal case. ED prosecutor Naveen Kumar Matta told the court that the agency wanted his custody to confront him with documents in their possession. The agency said they have 188 documents that need to be confronted in order to “trace the proceeds of crime”. The ED also told the court that they are in the process of retrieving ‘crucial data’ recovered from one hard disk and 2 cellphones. “The data is expected to come on October 3,” the ED prosecutor told Metropolitan Magistrate Sunil Kumar Sharma. The ED also said they found that 70 million euros was paid as kickbacks.