Slain liquor baron’s son Monty Chadha gets bail in Rs 100 crore fraud case

Monty, son of Ponty Chadha, a liquor and real estate baron who was killed in a shootout six years ago, was arrested in connection with the Rs 100 crore fraud case. 
Monty Chadha being taken to court after his arrest in a real estate fraud case on Thursday | Naveen Kumar
Monty Chadha being taken to court after his arrest in a real estate fraud case on Thursday | Naveen Kumar

NEW DELHI:  Slain liquor baron Ponty Chadha’s son Manpreet Singh aka Monty Chadha was granted bail on Monday in an alleged real estate fraud case.Additional Session Judge Gulshan Kumar granted relief to Manpreet, who was apprehended at Delhi airport while boarding a flight to Phuket on Wednesday night. He got bail on a personal bond of `50,000 and two sureties of the same amount.

The Economic Offences Wing of Delhi Police had arrested Monty at IGI. Chadha, who is the vice chairperson of the Wave Group and director of Uppal-Chadha Hi-tech Developers Private Limited, was taken into custody when he was reportedly leaving for Phuket, Thailand. He was denied bail on that day.
The court, however, put various conditions on the accused, including that he won’t be able to leave the country without its prior permission.

It also asked the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of Delhi Police why no investigation was done between January 2018 and June 2019 into the claims of other investors.A magisterial court had denied him bail on June 13, saying thousands of investors were affected and only a few had approached the court.Chadha is the director of Uppal-Chadha Hi-tech Developers Private Limited.

Twenty-nine victims have approached police so far against the company alleging that it neither allotted the promised plots nor refunded their invested amount, police had said.A Lookout Circular (LOC) was issued against Chadha in the case, they said.A case has also been registered against him and other promoters of Wave Group in connection with another matter, they said.  

Court breather
Additional Session Judge Gulshan Kumar granted relief to Manpreet, who was apprehended at Delhi airport while boarding a flight to Phuket on Wednesday night. He got bail on a personal bond of J50,000 and two sureties of the same amount

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