A major real estate scam involving ₹24.78 crore has been uncovered by the Mumbai Police. Among those booked in the case is a high-ranking IPS officer, marking a significant development in the ongoing investigation.
Real EstateScamMumbaiIps OfficerPolice InvestigationReal Estate MumbaiFeb 01, 2025
The real estate scam involves an amount of ₹24.78 crore.
Several individuals, including a high-ranking IPS officer, have been booked in the case.
The scam was discovered when the Mumbai Police noticed discrepancies in property transactions and land deals in the city's real estate market.
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The scam has highlighted the need for stricter regulations and more robust oversight in the real estate sector, and it is likely to have far-reaching implications for the industry.
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