In a significant crackdown on illegal activities, the Nerul police in Navi Mumbai have seized ₹3.81 crore in cash from the residence of a real estate agent on November 11. This is part of a broader effort to root out financial irregularities in the region
Navi MumbaiReal EstateFinancial IrregularitiesPolice CrackdownNerulReal Estate MumbaiNov 15, 2024
The Nerul police seized ₹3.81 crore in cash from the residence of a real estate agent.
The raid was conducted on November 11.
The real estate agent was under scrutiny based on intelligence reports suggesting involvement in suspicious financial activities.
This raid is part of a broader effort by the Navi Mumbai police to combat financial irregularities and illegal activities in the real estate sector.
The public has generally approved of the police's actions, as they are seen as necessary steps to ensure transparency and accountability in the real estate market.
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