The Mumbai crime branch has uncovered significant evidence against Rajendra Lodha, a former director of Lodha Developers, including the sale of a plot reserved for a school and the discovery of bags of cash. The investigation has also implicated his son Sahil.
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Rajendra Lodha is a former director of Lodha Developers, a prominent real estate company in India. He is accused of financial irregularities and fraud, including the sale of land reserved for a school and the transfer of large sums of money.
The Mumbai police have found an excel sheet detailing financial transactions, chat records from his mobile phone, and witness statements confirming the sale of a school plot and the bringing of cash bags to his office.
Rajendra Lodha's custody has been extended until September 29 by the court. He stepped down as director of Lodha Developers in August.
Rajendra Lodha's son, Sahil, has also been named as an accused in the case. He is alleged to have been involved in the sale of the school plot.
The witness statements, including seven recorded before a magistrate, provide crucial evidence against Rajendra Lodha. They detail his involvement in property deals, the transfer of large sums of money, and the sale of land reserved for a school.
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