The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) conducted simultaneous raids at six locations in Siliguri, causing a significant stir in the city’s real estate sector. The raids are part of an ongoing investigation into alleged financial irregularities and economic crimes.
Real EstateSiliguriEd RaidsFinancial IrregularitiesEconomic CrimesReal EstateJun 17, 2025

The raids were prompted by an ongoing investigation into alleged financial irregularities and economic crimes in the real estate sector.
The prominent businessmen linked to the raided locations are R Aggarwal and B Rampuria.
The ED conducted raids at six locations in Siliguri, including three in Khalpara, two in Natunpara, and one in Lake Town.
The high-volume bank transactions are significant as they are suspected to be part of a money laundering scheme, where account holders receive fixed monthly payments for allowing their names to be used.
The raids could have far-reaching implications for the real estate sector in Siliguri, potentially leading to stricter regulations and a crackdown on illegal practices, which may impact the market's growth and transparency.

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