A real estate investor, Narendra Shah, has filed a complaint against Shriji Developers and an estate agent, alleging that they cheated him of Rs 2.25 crore.
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The amount of money involved in the cheating case is Rs 2.25 crore.
The accused in the cheating case are Kirti Mehta, Mona Kiran Mehta, and Sunil Bafna.
The project was a housing project undertaken by Shriji Constructions in Kandivli west, which involved rehabilitating people under the SRA Scheme and selling flats in the saleable component.
The project was supposed to be completed by 2021.
The Kandivli police have booked the accused for criminal breach of trust and cheating.
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