Big Update! Sheetal Tejwani's 'That' Application via Lawyer in the Land Transaction Case, What Exactly is the Application About
New developments are emerging in the land transaction case related to Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar's son, Parth Pawar. The main suspect in this case, Sheetal Tejwani, is currently being sought by the Bavdhan police. It has been revealed in the police investigation that the address used in the power of attorney related to the land transaction belongs to 'Paramount Infrastructure Company'. However, the office of this company is currently locked, and finding the whereabouts of Sheetal Tejwani has become a major challenge for the police. Sheetal Tejwani had filed an application in the land transaction case. An application was filed through a lawyer at the sub-registrar's office before canceling the transaction.
What is the matter?
A transaction involving the purchase of approximately 40 acres of government land in the Mundhwa/Kondhwa area of Pune has come under discussion. It is claimed that the land is 'Mahar Watan' or owned by the state, with a market value said to be around 1,800 crores. However, it is alleged that the land was sold for only 300 crores in this transaction. There are allegations that stamp duty was charged at a very low rate, for example, according to the information received, only '500' was paid as stamp duty.
What are the allegations?
It is said that procedural irregularities were found in the transaction, with allegations that government-owned land was sold to a private company at a very low price. There are allegations of significant concessions in stamp duty. There is a demand for action against the concerned officials.
Who is accused?
The name of Parth Pawar's company (for example, Amadia Enterprises LLP) has been linked to this transaction. Discussions are also ongoing politically regarding his father, Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, in this matter. Some officials from the Revenue Department have been suspended/investigated in this case.
Overview of the action
A five-member committee has been formed to investigate this matter. Ajit Pawar has clarified that the transaction has been canceled. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has made it clear that action will be taken if found guilty.