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ED Seizes Properties Worth Rs 6.77 crore in Trans‑Arunachal Highway Compensation Scam
✍️ NorthEast India24
🗓 07 Nov 2026, 02:02 AM
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The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets totaling Rs 6.77 crore linked to an alleged compensation fraud involving the Trans‑Arunachal Highway project.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has taken action against a compensation fraud alleged to be connected with the Trans‑Arunachal Highway, attaching properties valued at Rs 6.77 crore. The move, announced by the agency, targets assets that investigators say were acquired using illicit funds linked to the highway’s compensation scheme.
According to the ED, the seized assets include land parcels and bank balances spread across several locations in Arunachal Pradesh. The total valuation of Rs 6.77 crore reflects the combined worth of these properties, which the agency believes were obtained through manipulation of the compensation process for the highway project.
The attachment is part of a broader probe into financial irregularities surrounding the Trans‑Arunachal Highway, a key infrastructure initiative aimed at improving connectivity in the northeastern region. Authorities have not disclosed further details about the individuals or entities involved, but the action underscores the ED’s focus on curbing corruption in large‑scale public works.
According to the ED, the seized assets include land parcels and bank balances spread across several locations in Arunachal Pradesh. The total valuation of Rs 6.77 crore reflects the combined worth of these properties, which the agency believes were obtained through manipulation of the compensation process for the highway project.
The attachment is part of a broader probe into financial irregularities surrounding the Trans‑Arunachal Highway, a key infrastructure initiative aimed at improving connectivity in the northeastern region. Authorities have not disclosed further details about the individuals or entities involved, but the action underscores the ED’s focus on curbing corruption in large‑scale public works.