Probe finds sham PAN linked to 25,000 Gurugram registrations
In short
An income-tax probe in Badshapur tehsil says one fake PAN was used in about 25,000 property registrations over two years.
The reporting says more than 35,000 transactions were misreported or left out, worth an estimated Rs 55,000 crore. It is not stated who was behind the fake PAN or what action follows.
What the reporting says
An income-tax investigation in Badshapur tehsil found a fictitious PAN used in about 25,000 property registrations over two years. The publisher-supplied summary says the probe also uncovered more than 35,000 transactions that were misreported or not reported, with an estimated value of Rs 55,000 crore. The immediate outcome is a large fraud case under scrutiny; details of who controlled the PAN are not stated in the available reporting.
Why it matters
An income-tax investigation in Badshapur tehsil identified a fictitious PAN tied to roughly 25,000 property registrations over two years. The reported findings also point to more than 35,000 misreported or unreported transactions worth an estimated Rs 55,000 crore. The case suggests possible fraud in local property records and tax reporting, but the available summary does not name the people, entities, or enforcement steps involved.