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Supreme Court notice to ED on realty company promoter’s bail plea in home buyers’ fraud case

The Hindu ·First reported
The HinduSupreme Court notice to ED on realty company promoter’s bail plea in home buyers’ fraud case
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The case pertains to allegations that Anil Mithas, promoter of a Noida-based real estate company, diverted funds collected from homebuyers by UFHL for its Aranya project, prompting money laundering proceedings by the agency

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