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ED wraps up 50-hour raid on GMADA, seizes documents and hard drives in Mohali
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 02:46 AM
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The Enforcement Directorate concluded a 50‑hour operation at the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority, confiscating documents and hard drives packed in over 30 bags.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) completed a 50‑hour raid at the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) in Mohali, Punjab. The operation, which spanned more than two days, involved a team of investigators conducting searches across the authority's premises.
During the raid, officials seized a large volume of material, including documents and computer hard drives that were packed into more than 30 bags. The seized items are expected to be examined as part of the ED's ongoing probe into alleged financial irregularities.
Authorities did not disclose the specific nature of the alleged violations, but the scale of the seizure indicates a focused effort to gather evidence. The ED has confirmed that the operation has concluded and the collected material will be processed in accordance with legal procedures.
No arrests were reported at the time of the raid, and GMADA officials have not commented on the incident.
The development adds to a series of recent enforcement actions across the country targeting alleged economic offences.
During the raid, officials seized a large volume of material, including documents and computer hard drives that were packed into more than 30 bags. The seized items are expected to be examined as part of the ED's ongoing probe into alleged financial irregularities.
Authorities did not disclose the specific nature of the alleged violations, but the scale of the seizure indicates a focused effort to gather evidence. The ED has confirmed that the operation has concluded and the collected material will be processed in accordance with legal procedures.
No arrests were reported at the time of the raid, and GMADA officials have not commented on the incident.
The development adds to a series of recent enforcement actions across the country targeting alleged economic offences.