Ramesh Gowani, owner of Kamala Mills, arrested by Mumbai Police's Economic Offences Wing (EOW) for allegedly cheating a complainant of Rs 67.50 crore
Real EstateFraud CaseMumbai PoliceEconomic Offences WingKamala MillsReal EstateJul 09, 2024

Ramesh Gowani is a real estate developer and owner of Kamala Mills, a prominent property in Mumbai.
Gowani has been arrested for allegedly cheating a complainant of Rs 67.50 crore in connection with a project in the Khardanda area of Mumbai.
The EOW is a specialized agency that deals with cases of economic offenses, including fraud, cheating, and other white-collar crimes.
The Kamala Mills compound is a property in central Mumbai that was the site of a massive blaze on December 29, 2017, killing 14 people.
Yes, Gowani was previously arrested in connection with the Kamala Mills fire incident in 2017.

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