Controversial Land Scam Case in Mundhwa; Investigation of the Case with Economic Offenses Wing

Name: Controversial Land Scam Case in Mundhwa; Investigation of the Case with Economic Offenses Wing
Uploaded: 2025-11-08T08:06:52Z
Description: A major update has now emerged in this case. The investigation of this case has been handed over to the Economic Offenses Wing.

A major update has now emerged in this case. The investigation of this case has been handed over to the Economic Offenses Wing. The registered case has now been transferred to the Economic Offenses Wing, and the investigation will be conducted by the Economic Offenses Wing.

In Brief

Parth Pawar, son of Ajit Pawar, has encountered difficulties in the controversial land deal case in Mundhwa, Pune.
For the past two days, this case has caused a major stir in the state's political circles.
Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar himself announced the cancellation of this controversial deal.

Parth Pawar, son of Ajit Pawar, has landed in trouble over the controversial land deal in Mundhwa, Pune. For the past two days, this issue has caused a major stir in the state's political circles. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar himself had announced the cancellation of this controversial deal. However, the Revenue Department has now clarified that legal rules also apply to canceling the deal, and accordingly, Parth Pawar will have to pay a hefty fine of 42 crore rupees. According to sources in the Revenue Department, a stamp duty of 21 crore rupees was initially paid for this deal. Now, as there is a demand to cancel this deal, according to the rules, the same amount of stamp duty has to be refunded when canceling the deal. This means Parth Pawar will bear a total burden of 42 crore rupees.

A major update has emerged in this case. The investigation of this case has been handed over to the Economic Offenses Wing. The registered case has now been transferred to the Economic Offenses Wing, and the investigation will be conducted by them. Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar's son Parth Pawar, along with Sheetal Tejwani, has purchased government land in Mundhwa.