Noida Two months after the Economic Offences Wing lodged a cheating case against the managing director of Green City Buildtech Limited, Jeetendra Choudhary, for duping hundreds of investors, Noida Police on Wednesday seized his property in Gamma-I sector of Greater Noida
Acting on seven complaints registered against the builder in Noidas Sector 58 police station since last year, Pritam Pal Singh, Station House Officer of Sector-58 and his team seized the 350-square metre plot registered in the name of Choudhary’s wife Sunita.
Senior police officers said the property is valued at over Rs 4 crore.
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