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ED Begins Restituting Rs 20.16 Crore in Properties to Victims in Bengaluru Chit-Fund Case

A Bengaluru court approved release of attached assets based on the ED’s no‑objection.

Overview

  • The Enforcement Directorate’s Bengaluru Zonal Office is implementing a court-ordered restitution of immovable properties valued at Rs 20.16 crore to bona fide claimants and victims.
  • The Principal City Civil and Sessions Judge authorized the release after the agency told the court it had no objection to returning the attached assets.
  • ED findings state Injaz International collected large sums under a chit-fund or money-circulation scheme and diverted the money into real estate purchases and partners’ personal expenses.
  • Investigators previously issued a provisional attachment covering multiple properties and filed a prosecution complaint before the special PMLA court.
  • The probe stems from a 2018 FIR by Wilson Garden Police and a complaint from the Yelahanka Tahsildar office, and the CID’s Financial Intelligence Unit continues to investigate.