Indian agency attaches ₹598 crore in Agra land linked to APIL's alleged land scam in Gurugram.

The Enforcement Directorate has attached ₹598 crore worth of land in Agra as part of a money laundering probe into Ansal Properties and Infrastructure Ltd., alleging the company exploited flawed land acquisition processes in Gurugram sectors 58–67. The ED claims APIL used shell entities to acquire land at below-market rates after official notifications, undermining landowners and enabling financial gain. The case, rooted in a 2019 CBI FIR following a Supreme Court directive, involves allegations of fraudulent agreements and misuse of General Power of Attorneys. The attached assets, now part of developed projects, are under investigation under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, though no charges have been filed.