The Enforcement Directorate has uncovered a significant fraud involving two real estate giants, Orris Infrastructure and Three C Shelters, resulting in homebuyers losing over Rs 500 crore.
Real Estate FraudMoney LaunderingGreenpolis ProjectEnforcement DirectorateGurugramReal EstateDec 03, 2024
The companies involved in the real estate fraud in Gurugram are Orris Infrastructure Private Limited and Three C Shelters Private Limited.
Allegedly, over Rs 500 crore was siphoned off in this real estate fraud.
The Greenpolis project in Gurugram is at the center of this real estate fraud scandal.
The Enforcement Directorate conducted raids across 14 locations in Delhi-NCR, seizing incriminating documents, luxury vehicles, and accounts holding over Rs 31 crore.
The investigation is ongoing, and the Enforcement Directorate and the Delhi Police's Economic Offences Wing are continuing their probe into the money laundering case.
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