The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has conducted raids on two NCR-based real estate companies, seizing bank deposits worth over Rs 31 crore and luxury cars. The companies are accused of defrauding homebuyers to the tune of Rs 500 crore.
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The two real estate companies that were raided by the ED are Orris Infrastructure Private Limited and Three C Shelters Private Limited.
The ED seized deposits worth more than Rs 31 crore and several luxury cars, including brands like Mercedes, Porsche, and BMW.
The main reason for the raids is the investigation into allegations that these companies defrauded homebuyers to the tune of Rs 500 crore.
The raids were conducted at 14 different locations in the Delhi-NCR region, including the premises of the two real estate companies and their directors.
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