A former director of a prominent real estate firm, Rajendra Lodha, was arrested for allegedly misusing his position to defraud the company of Rs 85 crore. The investigation is ongoing.
Real EstateFraudArrestLodha DevelopersRajendra LodhaReal Estate MumbaiSep 17, 2025

Rajendra Lodha, a former director of Lodha Developers Ltd, was arrested for allegedly misusing his official position to defraud the company.
The alleged fraud caused a loss of Rs 85 crore to the company.
Rajendra Lodha resigned from all positions held within the organization on August 17, 2025.
Lodha was allegedly involved in bogus land acquisition, reselling the land to Lodha Developers, selling the company’s land to other builders for a highly deflated price, and other fraudulent activities.
Lodha Developers maintains a strict zero-tolerance policy towards any misconduct, irrespective of the seniority or position of the individual concerned.

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