Settling with a few cases won't stop CBI probe: Supreme Court warns realtors
The Supreme Court will continue CBI investigations into defaulting realtors. Builders cannot escape probes by settling with only a few homebuyers. Many bank officials are found to have colluded with these builders. CBI has completed probes in eighteen of fifty registered cases. Banks must grant prosecution sanctions for accused officials within two weeks.
This summary was generated by PolitGlobe's AI pipeline from publicly available reporting at Times of India. For the full original article, visit the source below.
Read full article at Times of IndiaRelated coverage
Karnataka’s rice bowl shows no signs of filling up
Deficit rain recorded in June and July because of El-Nino, impact of the West Asia war and some local factors in the rice growing areas have all pushed the price of various rice varieties, writes Rashmi Patil
In Telangana, property owners locked out of their own land
Several owners of legally purchased plots, houses and apartments across Telangana are finding themselves unable to sell, mortgage or transfer their properties after entire survey numbers containing prohibited categories such as Bhoodan, waqf, ceiling surplus and assigned lands were brought under the Section 22A prohibited list. But the Congress-led government says not one cent of land has been deliberately added to the list since it assumed office in December 2023. P. Laxma Reddy and M. Rajeev explore the ground situation
J&K BJP distances itself from slogans, ‘berating Kashmir women’, during rally in Kashmir
Ruling National Conference said the apology tendered by the BJP spokesman “was not enough”
‘Echo Oppn's sentiments to Amit Shah': Rajya Sabha chairman to Rijiju amid ruckus over student protest crackdown
The monsoon session has been largely washed out because the Opposition demanded a statement from Shah over allegations of the use of pellet guns at the protest.