Gurugram Builder Allegedly Cheated Flat Buyers Of Rs 15 Crore, Case Filed: Police

More than 75 home-buyers were allegedly duped of Rs 15 crore by a real estate firm on the assurance of providing flats, police said.

Savyasachi Infrastructure Private Limited, a company based in the Farrukhnagar area, had taken money from the victims on the assurance that their flats will be ready within a year but even after four years, the construction work is yet to begin, police said on Saturday.

According to police, a residential society by the name of Amaya Greens was to be developed by the company in Sector 3 of Farrukhnagar. The director of the firm, Vijay Rajan, had also appointed sales representatives in the area for sale and promotion.

The complainant, Asish Negi, and 77 others had booked flats in the residential society.

At the time of booking, the builder had told the victims that the map of the society was with the DTP department.

"We have made all the payments but even after four years, the builders has neither given us the possession of the flats nor returned our money. The builder is planning to steal our money under a well-thought out conspiracy. We want strict action against the builder," read the complaint.

An FIR was lodged on the basis of the complaint against the company, Vijay Rajan and others at the Farrukhnagar police station under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

"We have started our investigation and action will be taken in accordance with law", Sub-Inspector Ramotar, the investigation officer of the case, said.