Archive · 25 Nov 2025
Mundhwa Deal Cancellation Delayed Despite Ajit Pawar's Announcement
Ajit Pawar, the Deputy Chief Minister, announced the cancellation of a big land deal involving his son's company, Amadea Enterprises.
However, the company hasn't yet taken steps to cancel the deal.
They need to pay a lot of money for stamp duty and might have to pay even more to cancel the deal.
The government is asking them to pay up or explain why they shouldn't.
A committee is looking into the deal, but it hasn't blamed Parth Pawar yet.
Some people think the company is trying to find a way out of paying the money.
Amadea Enterprises, owned by Ajit Pawar's son Parth, has not yet applied to cancel the Rs 300 crore Mundhwa land deal despite Ajit Pawar's announcement.
The company was told they need to pay Rs 21 crore in stamp duty for the signed deal and an additional Rs 21 crore to cancel it.
A hearing on the payment of stamp duty is scheduled for December 4, with the company facing a fine of Rs 21 lakh per month for unpaid duty.
A committee appointed by the state government is probing the deal but has not indicted Parth Pawar, focusing only on stamp duty evasion.
Activist Vijay Kumbhar suggests the company is seeking time to find a legal way out of the financial obligations.
- Who
- Ajit Pawar (Deputy Chief Minister), Parth Pawar (Ajit Pawar's son), Amadea Enterprises, Joint District Registrar and Collector of Stamp Santosh Hingane, Activist Vijay Kumbhar
- What
- Cancellation of a Rs 300 crore Mundhwa land deal and payment of stamp duty
- When
- Announcement on November 7, Hearing on December 4
- Where
- Mundhwa, Pune, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- Controversy over the land deal and stamp duty evasion
- Deal Amount
- Rs 300 crore
- Stamp Duty
- Rs 21 crore
- Fine for Unpaid Stamp Duty
- Rs 21 lakh per month
- Committee Head
- Joint Inspector General Rajendra Muthe
- Hearing Date
- December 4
- Deputy Chief Minister
- Ajit Pawar
- Company Involved
- Amadea Enterprises
- Company Owner
- Parth Pawar (Ajit Pawar's son)