Rohan Harmalkar, one of the alleged masterminds in the multi-crore Goa land scam, has been remanded to 14 days judicial custody following his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate (ED). Authorities have identified Harmalkar as a key conspirator in the ₹1,000 crore land fraud case that has rocked the state.
According to the ED, Harmalkar was actively involved in the forgery and manipulation of sale deeds tied to multiple high-value properties across Goa. The scam is believed to involve illegal transfers and fraudulent documentation of government and private land, executed through a network of middlemen and officials.
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The case, which has triggered widespread public and political outcry, is currently under intensive investigation by central agencies. Sources indicate that several other individuals are under the scanner, with more arrests likely in the coming days.
The ED has stated that Harmalkar’s custodial interrogation was essential to trace the money trail, identify other accomplices, and recover critical documents related to the fraudulent transactions.
