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ED Cracks Down on Dahod Scam: Properties Worth Rs 22.70 Crore Attached

The agency said the accused created six bogus offices and secured grants for 121 fake projects before diverting the money into land and investments.

  • On Monday, The Enforcement Directorate provisionally attached properties worth ₹152.5 crore in Gujarat across two separate money-laundering probes involving a fake government office racket and real estate fraud.
  • In Dahod, the accused allegedly created six fake Irrigation and Water Resources Department offices, forging official seals and documents to fraudulently obtain government grants for 'irrigation-related projects'.
  • Separate investigations in Ahmedabad housing fraud led to attachment of ₹129.8 crore after the accused duped 250 buyers by claiming RERA registration was 'under process' while using dummy sale deeds to hide diverted funds.
  • Former IAS officer Ninama was arrested alongside others as investigation revealed the accused routed illicit funds through mule bank accounts, targeting ordinary homebuyers and small investors across both schemes.
  • Conspirators secured approval for 121 fake projects to illicitly receive government funds, prompting The Enforcement Directorate to urge Citizens to report suspicious requests for bank account access or credentials.
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The News Mill broke the news on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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