The Honourable Supreme Court heard the case involving the land in the SA colony and matters of the SFIO on January 31, 2023. The false charges brought against the property were rejected by the Honourable Supreme Court. The concerned party must finish property demarcation in front of the District Magistrate, according to a decision from the Honourable Supreme Court of India. Beginning on February 13 in front of the District Magistrate, the demarcation process will start. It will be assumed that the parties have said all they have to say if they don’t take part in the demarcation.

A glimpse of the committee

Additionally, to ensure a seamless delineation, the DM will take all necessary precautions, including mobilising the police force.

Representatives from the Enforcement Directorate and the Heera Committee, who will be heavily involved in the payment distribution, will be part of the group.

The Court makes it abundantly obvious that representatives of Heera Group will determine who must be paid and who does not. The SFIO has only so far documented about Rs 250 crore in claims, which is a rather tiny amount when compared to the 700 crore worth of properties that Heera Group has handed over. The amount that Heera Group has given the court can be used to simply settle the claims.

Involvement of SFIO

The SFIO is attempting to finish the second level of verification while the first stage is still pending and has informed the Supreme Court of the number of claims they have already received. The SFIO is carrying out its duties and making every effort to resolve these problems.

The SFIO petitioned the Supreme Court to set up a commission to oversee investment payments. When the properties of the Heera Group are sold and all of the proceeds are placed there, the committee will decide who is paid. A respected retired jurist will serve as the committee’s chairman as well.