ED Raids Former IAS Mohinder Singh’s Properties in Rs 9,000 Crore Noida Land Scam

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) ahs raided multiple locations linked to former IAS officer and ex-Noida Authority CEO, Mohinder Singh, including his residences in Chandigarh, Noida, and Delhi. Singh is implicated in a massive Rs 9,000 crore land scam during the Mayawati government, where land allocations were manipulated for personal gain. The scam, which allowed several large real estate developers to benefit, caused significant revenue losses for the government. During the raids, authorities seized Rs 1 crore in cash, Rs 12 crore worth of diamonds, and gold valued at Rs 7 crore.

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The land scam reportedly revolved around a 10% payment policy for land allotments in Noida. Under Singh’s administration, this scheme was exploited to benefit several large developers, including well-known companies like Amrapali and Supertech, causing thousands of crores in losses to the state exchequer. Real estate developers were allegedly granted lands at undervalued rates, leading to massive financial gains for those involved while the state lost significant revenue. Singh is also believed to have played a central role in favoring these developers, ensuring that they reaped the benefits of this corrupt system.

Mohinder Singh is one of the key accused in this land scam, where a controversial 10% land payment allocation scheme was used to facilitate these illegal transactions. The ED is also investigating other assets tied to Singh, both domestically and abroad, as the case unfolds.

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