Bharat Express

delhi waqf board

Khan faces charges related to alleged irregularities during his tenure as Chairman of the Delhi Waqf Board

The Rouse Avenue Court has made progress in the legal case involving money laundering linked to the Delhi Waqf Board.

ED accuses Delhi Waqf Board Chairman Amanatullah Khan of using Rs 8 crore in cash to conceal the purchase of a Rs 36 crore property, recorded falsely at Rs 13.4 crore. Ongoing investigations involve others in the case.

During a hearing on Wednesday, the court, having issued notice to the Enforcement Directorate (ED), scheduled the next session for December 14.

Delhi News Today: In the money laundering case related to Delhi Waqf Board, Rouse Avenue Court today reserved its decision on the demand of extending the ED custody of the three accused. Let us know what arguments were given from both the sides…

Acknowledging the intricate nature of the surveying process, the central government estimated a timeline of two to three months to finalize surveys for the remaining properties.

It's noteworthy that due to the absence of Special Judge Vikas Dhull, these three accused individuals were presented in the court of Link Judge Geetanjali Goel.