India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) restores ₹650 crore of properties to 2,312 SRS homebuyers
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India's ED restored immovable properties worth ₹650 crore to 2,312 homebuyers defrauded by the SRS group as part of prosecutions under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA).
Why it matters
Titles and transfers for SRS-linked properties are now subject to law-enforcement attachment and restoration, limiting their availability for sale or use as collateral. Verification and confiscation proceedings are active, increasing legal uncertainty around ownership until courts and ED complete claims resolution.
Implications
- • Public and private sector bank recovery teams must re-submit and substantiate loan claims tied to SRS collateral to the Enforcement Directorate and the special court or risk losing priority to assets restored to homebuyers.
- • Legal representatives for identified SRS homebuyers must participate in ED's verification process and file necessary documentation with the court to secure restored property rights or risk exclusion from the restoration outcome.
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