I-T Dept Attaches Properties Worth Rs 1000 Cr Linked To Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar

New Delhi: The Income Tax (I-T) office has temporarily joined a few supposedly benami properties connected to Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and senior NCP pioneer Ajit Pawar and his relatives.

News office ANI revealed that the Income Tax office has joined Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar’s five properties worth Rs 1,000 crore. These properties remember Pawar’s office for Mumbai.

As indicated by ABP News sources, the office has likewise appended a level worth with regards to Rs 20 crore situated in South Delhi. Pawar’s office situated at Nirmal Tower is worth around Rs 25 crore.

The I-T division has connected Jarandeshwar Sugar Factory, which is worth around Rs 600 crore, and a hotel named Nilaya in Goa, which is worth around Rs 250 crore.

Upwards of 27 plots of land across Maharashtra, whose market esteem is being supposed to be Rs 500 crore, have been joined as well.

Last month, the I-T office directed attacks on the houses and organizations of Pawar’s sisters.

In October, they attacked something like 70 premises purportedly connected to Ajit Pawar and others, and had said at the time that it uncovered verification of unaccounted earnings of around Rs 184 crore.

The I-T office detectives had plunged on two anonymous realty organizations in Mumbai, identified with Ajit Pawar’s family and other unidentified people/substances related with them, during the attacks all the while completed in Pune and Baramati, just as in Goa and Jaipur.

The investigators professed to have assembled proof of by all appearances unaccounted and ‘benami’ exchanges, implicating archives, and so on from the two realty gatherings.