3 weeks ago
Crime Patrol Actor Satish Naikodi Alleges ₹25-Lakh SRA Flat Fraud
A man who acts on a TV show called Crime Patrol says he was tricked out of a very large amount of money.
He wanted to buy a home in Mumbai through a special government housing program.
A company promised to help him get the flat.
They showed him papers that looked real and official, with government stamps and signatures.
He paid them almost 25 lakh rupees, which is a huge amount of money.
But he never got the flat, and the company stopped talking to him.
He went to the police to report it, but says it has been almost a year with no real progress.
He says about 47 other people were tricked too, and the total money taken could be 35 to 40 crore rupees.
He is asking the police and government to investigate quickly and help victims get their money back.
TV actor Satish Naikodi, known for Crime Patrol, alleges he was cheated of nearly ₹25 lakh over a promised SRA flat in Santacruz, Mumbai.
He says a firm named Aastha Properties gained his trust using documents that looked official, with government seals, signatures and stamp paper agreements.
Naikodi claims at least 47 people were duped under the same scheme, with total collections estimated at ₹35-40 crore.
A complaint was filed at Hill Road Police Station, Bandra, nearly a year ago, but he says no substantial action has been taken.
The actor says the stress led to the loss of his father and a suicide attempt, and urges the Maharashtra government and police to expedite the investigation.
- Who
- Television actor Satish Naikodi of Crime Patrol; the accused firm Aastha Properties; Hill Road Police Station, Bandra.
- What
- Alleged housing fraud in which Naikodi paid nearly ₹25 lakh for an SRA flat in Santacruz that was never delivered; 47 people allegedly duped of ₹35-40 crore.
- Where
- Mumbai, India — flat promised in Santacruz, complaint lodged at Bandra, with Naikodi residing in Dombivli.
- When
- Complaint filed nearly a year ago; investigation ongoing, with no arrests announced so far.
- Why
- The firm allegedly used fake-looking official documents to gain trust, collected money, and then stopped communicating without handing over the flats.
Key facts
- Actor
- Satish Naikodi (Crime Patrol)
- Individual loss alleged
- Nearly ₹25 lakh
- Accused firm
- Aastha Properties
- Promised flat location
- Santacruz, Mumbai
- Police station
- Hill Road Police Station, Bandra
- Alleged total victims
- 47 people
- Alleged total amount
- ₹35-40 crore
- Case status
- Under investigation; no arrests announced
Quotes
Satish Naikodi
Crime Patrol actor and complainant
“"I have all the relevant documents, including agreements and papers carrying official signatures. Despite furnishing these records, I am still waiting for justice. I only want my hard‑earned money back and my dignity restored."”
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“"The entire episode shattered my family. The constant stress and uncertainty took a heavy emotional toll on us. I even lost my father during this difficult period, and at one point I was driven to attempt suicide."”
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Sources
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