The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has taken significant steps to seize properties worth ₹661 crore owned by AJL, a company allegedly linked to the Indian National Congress. The move comes as part of the ongoing investigation into the National Herald case.
EdNational Herald CaseAjl PropertiesFinancial IrregularitiesTransparencyReal Estate MumbaiApr 12, 2025
The National Herald case involves alleged financial irregularities related to the sale of the National Herald newspaper and the Indian Express Group. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating the case to uncover any misuse of funds.
The ED is seizing properties worth ₹661 crore owned by AJL, a company linked to the Congress party, as part of the investigation into the National Herald case. The agency believes these properties were acquired through dubious means.
The properties in question are spread across various cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, and other metropolitan areas. One of the most significant properties is located in Mumbai.
Congress leaders have defended their actions, claiming that the investigation is politically motivated and lacks credible evidence. They have criticized the ED's actions, alleging bias and a lack of transparency.
The National Herald case has significant implications for financial transparency and accountability in political parties. It could set a precedent for how financial irregularities are addressed in the political sphere and potentially prompt reforms.
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