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A Dubai villa, Mumbai and Pune properties, and fixed deposits worth Rs 44 crore, allegedly owned by a Maharashtra builder and associates, have been provisionally attached under the anti-money laundering law due to a fraud case involving 1,700 homebuyers in Navi Mumbai.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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