Thane police books 13 persons from a real estate firm for involvement in ₹200 crore MHADA redevelopment scam; no arrests made
MhadaRedevelopment ScamThane PoliceReal Estate Firm200 Crore ScamReal Estate MumbaiAug 27, 2024

The amount involved in the scam is allegedly Rs 200 crore.
The FIR was filed by Arun Tayade, a resident of one of the societies.
13 persons have been booked in the case.
No arrests have been made yet.
MHADA is responsible for providing permission for the redevelopment of buildings on its land.

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