Overview
- Ajit Pawar said the agreement involving Parth Pawar has been scrapped, no money changed hands, no possession was taken, and cancellation documents have been filed with registrars.
- The questioned transaction concerns roughly 40 acres of Mahar Vatan government land in Pune registered in May to Amadea Enterprises LLP for ₹300 crore, against opposition claims of far higher market value.
- Authorities cite stamp-duty irregularities, with only ₹500 paid where about ₹21 crore was indicated, while orders note ₹6 crore in local and metro cesses could not be waived.
- The government suspended sub-registrar R. B. Taru and tehsildar Suryakant Yewale and set up an inquiry led by Additional Chief Secretary (Revenue) Vikas Kharge, with findings expected within a month.
- FIRs have been registered naming Digvijay Patil, Sheetal Tejwani and Taru, and a separate case also cites Yewale, while Parth Pawar has not been named as opposition leaders press for a judicial inquiry.