Maharashtra deputy CM Ajit Pawar's assets worth Rs 1,400 cr seized by Income Tax department
India TV NewsAjit Pawar assets seized: Trouble seems to be mounting for Ajit Pawar after Income Tax Department in the raids seized assets worth over ₹ 1,400 crore linked to the Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister. These properties include the Jarandeshwar sugar factory in Satara that is valued at around Rs 600 crore, a Rs 250-crore resort in Goa called Nilaya, the office of Parth Pawar at Nirmal House in south Mumbai valued around Rs 25 crore, a Rs 20 crore flat in south Delhi, and land parcels in over two dozen locations across the state with a combined market value of Rs 500 crore. On October 7, the central agency searched a firm where Parth Pawar is a director, a few companies owned by Ajit Pawar’s sisters, two real estate companies linked to him, and the premises of directors of four sugar mills across the state reportedly indirectly linked to the NCP leader's family. The I-T department sleuths, without naming Ajit Pawar, had also claimed that these two realty firms infused unaccounted funds across several companies through suspicious deals with the involvement of an influential family in the state.