A prominent builder in Pune has filed a complaint against an individual for demanding Rs 50 lakh as a bribe and spreading false information. The incident has sent ripples through the real estate sector.
PuneReal EstateExtortionMisinformationLegal ActionReal Estate PuneMar 03, 2025

The complaint was filed by a prominent builder in Pune who has been a significant figure in the real estate sector for several decades.
The individual demanded Rs 50 lakh as a bribe in exchange for favorable treatment in a land deal.
In addition to the bribe demand, the builder alleges that the individual has been spreading false information about the company, damaging its reputation and business operations.
The police have registered a case under sections related to extortion, criminal intimidation, and defamation.
The real estate community in Pune is closely following the developments and hopes that the incident will serve as a wake-up call for greater vigilance and integrity in the industry.

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