The Punjab and Haryana High Court barred judicial officers in the Rohtak sessions division from hearing any bail applications related to a large-scale real estate fraud case. Justice N S Shekhawat issued the restriction after criticizing local police for allegedly trying to protect the main culprits behind the scheme.
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court barred judicial officers in the Rohtak sessions division from hearing any bail applications related to a large-scale real estate fraud case. Justice N S Shekhawat issued the restriction after criticizing local police for allegedly trying to protect the main culprits behind the scheme.
Investigators alleged that real estate developers siphoned funds from numerous innocent buyers, treating systematic frauds as simple contractual disputes. The case involves companies named M/s DHL Infratech Private Limited and Gupta Property Developers, Shivji. Authorities stated that directors and associates from these firms were implicated in multiple scams affecting investors.
The High Court noted that local police hesitated to take proper action months after the initial First Information Report was filed at the IMT police station in Rohtak. Consequently, the court ordered the Haryana government to appoint a senior Indian Police Service officer to lead the probe and submit a detailed status report.
Not yet reported: The articles do not state the exact total monetary amount involved in the multi-crore real estate fraud.
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court has barred local Rohtak courts from hearing bail pleas in the case and ordered the Haryana government to appoint a senior IPS officer to head the investigation, with the next hearing scheduled for October 28.
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Innocent real estate buyers and investors who invested money but were not offered possession of their properties.
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