Trichromatic Posted November 8, 2025 Posted November 8, 2025 https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/pune-land-deal-probe-rs-1800-crore-plot-sold-for-rs-300-crore-questions-over-ajit-pawars-son-parths-role-2815019-2025-11-07
Mariyam Posted November 10, 2025 Posted November 10, 2025 Not necessarily for this specific case, but government "estimates" for the pieces of land they hold are vastly exaggerated. The modus Operandi is as such: A commercial land which was earlier semi arable, and now is to be given to an Industrialist under a SEZ or CIDCO scheme. The government jacks up the ready reckoner rates. That was registration rates are higher. Then those at the registration office, for a kick back agree to book the sale at a far lower rate citing distress sale of the asset as it belongs to a non performing asset of the (generally state) government machinery.
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