Electronic equipment worth ₹6.95 lakh was stolen from a sealed bungalow of jailed builder DS Kulkarni, who is under Enforcement Directorate (ED)’s custody, on Pune’s Senapati Bapat Road, police said on Tuesday. The house was sealed under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.
Police said the report about the theft of eight TV sets, computers, cameras, a CD player, and other equipment was lodged on Monday.
Rajkumar Wakchoure, a local police officer, said they received information about the theft from Kulkarni’s neighbours on Monday and carried out a preliminary investigation. “Some electronic equipment including TV sets have been stolen and an investigation is underway... The bungalow is sealed and there was no security guard present at the time of the incident.”
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The ED took possession of the 6,000 square feet bungalow in September 2019 as part of its investigation into a scam. It has attached Kulkarni’s immovable assets estimated to be worth ₹904 crore.
Kulkarni is accused of fraud of over 2,043 crores. He allegedly floated nine companies to siphon funds collected from 33,000 investors, who were promised good returns on their fixed deposits.
{{/usCountry}}Kulkarni is accused of fraud of over 2,043 crores. He allegedly floated nine companies to siphon funds collected from 33,000 investors, who were promised good returns on their fixed deposits.
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