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The Ansal Group is facing a total of 235 FIRs in Lucknow for alleged fraud. Two additional FIRs have been lodged, concerning allegations of individuals being cheated of INR 13.60 lakh after being promised flats and plots that were never delivered. The complaints highlight long-standing issues, with one case from 2015 where a buyer never received allotment. Investigations are ongoing, underscoring persistent concerns over property fraud and delayed projects in Uttar Pradesh's real estate sector.
The Ansal Group is facing numerous First Information Reports (FIRs) for alleged fraud. Recently, with new complaints added to existing ones, police in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, are registering cases stemming from property dealings where the company is accused of promising properties but failing to deliver them or provide refunds.
A total of 235 First Information Reports (FIRs) have been registered against the Ansal Group for alleged fraud. The most recent additions include two new FIRs filed at the Sushant Golf City police station.
These latest complaints involve a total of INR 13.60 lakh allegedly defrauded from two individuals. One complainant, Ram Awadh Singh, booked a flat in Ansal's Sushant Golf City project in 2015, paying INR 6.35 lakh. He reportedly never received the allotment and later discovered the company was undergoing insolvency proceedings. In another case, Atul Kumar Shahi alleged he was defrauded of INR 7.25 lakh in 2013 for a plot allocation. Both new FIRs have been registered, and investigations are ongoing.
This situation highlights ongoing controversies surrounding Ansal Group's real estate projects in Lucknow. It also points to broader issues of property fraud cases in Uttar Pradesh, where buyers often face long delays or non-delivery of promised units. Such cases in the real estate sector often involve allegations of cheating, breach of trust, and failure to meet contractual obligations, impacting homebuyers.
Source: TNN
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