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New India Cooperative Bank case: Mumbai Police get nod to attach properties worth Rs 168 crore

Updated On: 03 April, 2025 02:30 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent

The EOW which is probing the case has started the process of attachment after receiving a magistrate court's nod on Wednesday, said an official

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These properties include a Slum Rehabilitation Project worth Rs 150 crore at Charkop, being developed by builder Dharmesh Paun, one of the arrested accused. File Pic

These properties include a Slum Rehabilitation Project worth Rs 150 crore at Charkop, being developed by builder Dharmesh Paun, one of the arrested accused. File Pic

A Mumbai court has allowed the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Police to attach 21 properties worth Rs 167.85 crore of five accused in the alleged case of embezzlement at the New India Cooperative Bank case, the officials said, reported the PTI.

The EOW which is probing the case has started the process of attachment after receiving a magistrate court's nod on Wednesday, said an official.

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