Thane: Police have registered a case against 25 officials of the Mumba Agricultural Produce Market Committee in Navi Mumbai's Vashi for allegedly being involved in irregularities that caused a loss of over Rs 62 crore to the APMC, an official said on Monday. Said to.

He said, from 2008 to 2013, the accused took certain decisions which allegedly resulted in these losses.

During the development phase of the APMC, the accused distributed shops with an area of ​​4,43,391.66 square feet to 466 persons and charged them a lower rate of Rs 600 per square foot instead of Rs 2,00 per square foot (the applicable rate). sq. ft., said the APMC police station official.

Therefore, they allegedly caused a revenue loss of Rs 62,07,48,324 to the APMC, he said.

The accused distributed FSI at a lower rate than Reed Reckoner and gave allotment letters of FSI to Gala owners at an increased rate, the officer said.



A case was registered against two persons on Saturday under sections 406, 409 (criminal breach of trust), 420 (cheating) and 34 (acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention) of the Indian Penal Code based on the complaint of an auditor. I went. Police said.

Those named in the FIR include NCP (SP) candidate from Satara Lok Sabha seat Shashikant Shinde and former APMC director Sanjay Pansare, who was arrested by Navi Mumbai Police last week in an alleged corruption case.