The Enforcement Directorate seized Rs 6.3 crore in cash and Rs 7.5 crore in jewellery from Earth Infrastructures Ltd., a real estate firm under insolvency. The company is accused of defrauding homebuyers in Delhi-NCR, promising incomplete projects while funds were misallocated.
 ED Cracks Down on Defrauding Real Estate Giant: Earth Infrastructures Unravelled

ED Seizes Assets Worth Rs 13.8 Crore from Delhi-Based Real Estate Company

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has made a significant move in its ongoing investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), seizing assets worth Rs 13.8 crore from the Delhi-based real estate company, Earth Infrastructures Ltd. (EIL).

Background of the Investigation

The operation targeted 10 premises across Delhi and Gurugram, including locations linked to former directors, promoters, and associated entities of the company.

  • EIL has been under corporate insolvency resolution since June 2018.
  • The company was accused of collecting funds from investors for multiple real estate projects.

Alleged Misuse of Funds

Investigations revealed that EIL collected Rs 2,024.45 crore from over 19,425 investors for multiple real estate projects, promising timely delivery but failing to complete projects or grant possession.

  • Funds were allegedly diverted to acquire land or funneled into shell companies.

The ED's move is a significant step in the ongoing investigation, and the exact extent of the misuse of funds is still being investigated.

Strong Action Against EIL

The enforcement agency's action against EIL is a strong indication of its commitment to tackling cases of financial irregularities and money laundering in the country.

Key Points:

  • ED seizes assets worth Rs 13.8 crore from EIL.
  • EIL collected Rs 2,024.45 crore from over 19,425 investors.
  • Funds were allegedly diverted to acquire land or funneled into shell companies.