Raheja Developers asset attachment highlights regulatory action as the Enforcement Directorate freezes ₹1,113 crore in a fraud probe involving homebuyers.

The Gurugram infrastructure upgrade program targets rapid restoration of public spaces and road networks following recent enforcement actions in city colonies.

Illegal banquet halls in Gurugram face strict enforcement as the DTCP targets 13 unauthorized venues and demolishes a hotel for violating land-use policies.

New Town Kolkata Development Authority confirms action against 69 structures for misuse, examining nearly 1,000 properties.

Enforcement Directorate attaches Lodha Director assets valued at ₹271.48 crore, confirming a major money laundering probe in Maharashtra.

Hyderabad property tax recovery action intensifies as GHMC seals over 100 commercial establishments for outstanding dues.

Hyderabad property tax enforcement action against Katriya Hotel signals strict recovery for defaulters across the metropolitan area.

The Enforcement Directorate has successfully facilitated the restoration of ₹650 crore worth of immovable assets to over 2,300 homebuyers impacted by the alleged ₹2,216 crore financial mismanagement by the Faridabad-based SRS group. This move targets proceeds of crime linked to investment diversion.

Authorities in Gurugram are enforcing a strict directive to seal numerous unauthorized residential structures in Palam Vihar. The crackdown includes immediate suspension of water and power services following judicial mandates concerning violations of construction norms.

The Enforcement Directorate conducted synchronized search operations across residential and office locations linked to Mantri Developers and its directors in Bengaluru. The action stems from an active investigation into alleged money laundering activities under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority is proceeding with the forced auction of 50 properties in the Bommanahalli zone to recover over ₹95.5 lakh in delinquent property tax. This action underscores strict adherence to the 2025 Administration Act following previous recovery efforts.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority has issued a final ultimatum to 1,010 property owners over Rs 33.9 crore in delinquent property taxes. Enforcement actions now include property auctions, signalling stricter municipal revenue recovery protocols across the city corporations.

The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) conducted auctions in East Bengaluru to recover significant property tax shortfalls. Enforcement action targeted multiple defaulters, signaling stricter compliance measures under recent governance acts.

The Enforcement Directorate has frozen assets exceeding ₹50 crore belonging to a Gurugram-based realty group under PMLA provisions, following allegations of defrauding homebuyers through delayed projects and fund diversion.

The Navi Mumbai municipal authorities have demolished unauthorized construction in Ghansoli despite prior warnings, signaling strict enforcement of building regulations across the city.