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They include five commercial properties and two residential flats in Mumbai The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth ₹77.65 crore in a bank fraud case allegedly involving the promoters of the Housing Development Infrastructures Limited (HDIL), taking the value of the attachment so far to ₹147.49 crore. The assets, including five commercial properties spread across 32,300 sq. ft. and two residential flats in Mumbai, belong to Sunlight Housing Development Private Limited (SHDPL) and its directors. The ED probe is based on an FIR registered by the CBI alleging that ₹200 crore ...
ED attaches properties of ex-Home Minister Sushil Shinde's daughter, son-in-law By IANS | Published on Tue, Mar 16 2021 14:51 IST | 60 Views Mumbai, March 16 : In a major embarassment to the Congress, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached properties worth Rs 35.48 crore owned by former Union Home Minister and Maharashtra Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde's daughter and son-in-law, in connection with its probe into the Mack Star case. An ED official here said that the financial probe agency attached the properties of Shinde's daughter Priti Shroff and son-in-law Ra...
Updated Mar 16, 2021 | 14:56 IST An ED official said that the financial probe agency attached the properties of Shinde's daughter Priti Shroff and son-in-law Raj Shroff, owners of Jindal Combines Pvt. Ltd and Orlando Trading Pvt. Ltd. Congress leader Sushil Kumar Shinde Mumbai: In a major embarrassment to the Congress, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached properties worth Rs 35.48 crore owned by former Union Home Minister and Maharashtra chief minister Sushil Kumar Shinde's daughter and son-in-law, in connection with its probe into the Mack Star case. An...
Cherry Hill School District becomes first in NJ to mandate African American history course for graduation Melanie Burney, The Philadelphia Inquirer © JESSICA GRIFFIN/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS Some of the students who helped push for a mandatory African American history course are shown (Left to Right): Joy Thomas, Machayla Randall, Xandria McKinley, and Obinna Okorie, in front of Cherry Hill East High School last June. Beginning this fall, Cherry Hill public school students will be required to take a course on African American history in order to graduate. The Cherry Hi...