I-T dept raids Shiv Sena leader Yashwant Jadhav, discover unlisted properties worth Rs 130 cr
21 Mar 2022 12:27:06
Mumbai, March 21: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has alleged Shiv Sena leader Yashwant Jadhav of buying 36 buildings worth over a 1000 crore in various areas of Mumbai, after the I-T dept conducted raids at various places belonging to him.
It also brought into light 36 properties valued at Rs 130 crore. BJP leader Kirit Somaiya has alleged Jadhav and his disproportionate assets on the micro media site.
IT department had conducted a raid at Byculla, the residence of Jadhav where the officials spent 70 hours checking as many documents. It is interesting to see if any action would be taken against Jadhav. Earlier, the IT department had conducted raids on Shiv Sena leaders Rahul Kanal, Sanjay Kadam and Vijay Lipare.
The allegation came after the I-T department raided 35 places belonging to Shiv Sena leader and Standing Committee Chairman Yashwant Jadhav and his relatives where they found unlisted property worth Rs 130 crore. Also, contractors related to Jadhav did not disclose Rs 200 crore income, the primary information said.
The IT department conducted raids at the Jadhav family, their relatives and civil contractors at 35 places last week. The department seized important documents and digital proofs showing links between Jadhav and the contractors.
It also brought into light 36 properties valued at Rs 130 crore. BJP leader Kirit Somaiya has alleged Jadhav and his disproportionate assets on the micro media site.
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Yashwant Jadhav and Sena MLA Yamini Jadhav bought 36 buildings in Mumbai having a Pagadi system with 1,000 houses/shops/gala in the 24 months, he alleged. "This has exposed the corruption of Rs 1,000 crore and now ED, IT departments are probing the matter. Action is expected in a few days," Somaiya tweeted.
IT department had conducted a raid at Byculla, the residence of Jadhav where the officials spent 70 hours checking as many documents. It is interesting to see if any action would be taken against Jadhav. Earlier, the IT department had conducted raids on Shiv Sena leaders Rahul Kanal, Sanjay Kadam and Vijay Lipare.