The Ayodhya development authority has published a list of approved real estate projects to protect investors from fraudulent schemes.
Ayodhya Development AuthorityReal Estate ProjectsApproved LayoutsInvestorsFraudulent SchemesReal EstateJul 20, 2024
The list aims to safeguard real estate investors from unscrupulous land sharks and fraudulent schemes.
There are 10 approved real estate projects, ranging from 2,400 to 78,000 square meters.
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