ED Attaches ₹250 Crore Assets of TDI Infrastructure in Money Laundering Probe
Action Follows Earlier Raids on BPTP in 2025
Homebuyers’ Fraud and Promoters Under Investigation
By Legal Reporter
New Delhi: March 09, 2026:
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The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has intensified its crackdown on real estate companies, attaching assets worth ₹251.88 crore belonging to TDI Infrastructure Limited. This comes months after raids on BPTP Group in August 2025. The investigation is part of a larger probe into alleged money laundering and fraud against homebuyers, many of whom have waited years for promised flats and commercial units.
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Case Background
- Company Involved: TDI Infrastructure Limited (formerly Intime Promoters Pvt. Ltd.).
- Assets Attached: Properties worth ₹206.4 crore, including 8.3 acres of land and commercial units in Kamaspur, Sonipat, Haryana.
- Total Attachments: Over ₹251 crore after earlier seizures of ₹45.48 crore.
- Legal Basis: Action taken under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002.
- Trigger: Multiple FIRs filed by Delhi Police and Economic Offences Wing alleging fraud against homebuyers.
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Allegations Against TDI Infrastructure
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- Fraudulent Practices: Company accused of collecting money from homebuyers but failing to deliver promised flats and commercial units.
- Delays: Projects delayed by up to 18 years, leaving thousands of buyers in distress.
- Promoters Under Scanner: Both father and son-in-law promoters are being investigated for siphoning funds.
- Money Laundering: ED alleges diversion of funds through shell companies and benami properties.
Wider Context: Real Estate Crackdown
- BPTP Raids (2025): ED raided BPTP Group in August 2025 for similar allegations of fraud.
- Pattern of Abuse: Several real estate firms across Delhi-NCR have faced ED action for cheating homebuyers.
- Impact on Buyers: Thousands of families remain stuck in delayed projects, with financial and emotional strain.
Why This Case Matters
- Consumer Protection: Highlights the vulnerability of homebuyers in India’s real estate sector.
- Legal Accountability: Shows ED’s increasing use of PMLA to tackle fraud.
- Industry Impact: Signals stricter scrutiny of real estate developers.
- Political Angle: Promoters with political connections are also under investigation, raising questions of regulatory oversight.
Conclusion
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The ED’s attachment of ₹250 crore worth of assets of TDI Infrastructure Limited marks another major step in its crackdown on fraudulent real estate practices. With both father and son-in-law promoters under investigation, the case underscores the need for greater transparency and accountability in India’s housing sector. For homebuyers, the ruling offers hope that justice may finally be served, though recovery of investments remains uncertain.
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