Four individuals, including a real estate agent, have been arrested in Mumbai for allegedly defrauding a senior citizen couple by selling them a mortgaged flat for ₹2.07 crore.
Real Estate FraudProperty InvestmentMumbai PoliceFraudulent ActivitiesDue DiligenceReal Estate MumbaiApr 10, 2025
The main issue is that a senior citizen couple was sold a mortgaged flat for ₹2.07 crore without being informed about the existing mortgage, leading to significant financial loss.
The individuals arrested are Nimesh Mehta, his wife Manisha Mehta, Nimesh’s brother Yashesh Mehta, and real estate agent Gulabrai Solkhi.
Experts recommend conducting thorough background checks, verifying all documents with the relevant authorities, and seeking legal advice before finalizing any property transactions.
The Mumbai Police are urging anyone with similar experiences to come forward and report such incidents. They are also working closely with other agencies to identify and apprehend any other individuals involved in such fraudulent activities.
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