Investors aggrieved in the Ajmera Group money laundering case of Bengaluru have got a big relief. The special PMLA court has ordered the return of properties worth Rs 8.41 crore to their legitimate claimants and victims. ED’s investigation had revealed that Ajmera Group lured people to invest by luring them with higher profits, but later neither gave the promised profit nor returned the original amount.
During the investigation, it was also revealed that many movable and immovable properties were purchased by transferring investors’ money to the accounts of the company’s directors and associates. ED had attached many properties in the case and filed a prosecution complaint in the court.
ED did not express any objection on returning the properties
Later, the ED did not raise any objection to returning the properties to the court in order to give their rights to the victims and legitimate claimants. On the recommendation of ED, the special court issued an order on June 9, 2026, allowing the return of attached properties worth Rs 8.41 crore to the victims and legitimate claimants. This is being considered an important step towards providing justice to the investors.
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