Archive · 6 Aug 2025
Court Closes ED Case Against Realtor in Cheating, Forgery Case
A court has agreed to close a case about a real estate deal.
The case was about a person accused of doing something wrong to get development rights, which are like permission to build.
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW), another group, had already closed its case.
The court's decision means the investigation is over.
The case involved a real estate agent named Mukesh Mehta and two others.
Because the EOW closed the case and the person who complained agreed, the court closed the case, too.
Special court accepted ED closure report.
The case involved allegations of cheating and forgery.
The case concerned a realtor aiming for development rights worth Rs 30 crore.
The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) had also closed a related case.
The ED case involved Mukesh Mehta, Hirji Kenia, and Jitendra Makda.
- Who
- The ED closed a case against realtor Mukesh Mehta, Hirji Kenia, and Jitendra Makda.
- What
- A court accepted the Enforcement Directorate (ED) closure report in a cheating and forgery case.
- When
- The court order was issued on August 4.
- Where
- The case was in court.
- Why
- The court accepted the closure report because the EOW had closed a related case and the complainant had no objection.
- Agency
- Enforcement Directorate (ED)
- Accusation
- Cheating and Forgery
- Defendant
- Mukesh Mehta, Hirji Kenia, and Jitendra Makda
- Value of Rights
- Rs 30 crore
- Court Decision
- Accepted ED closure report