Navjot Singh Sidhu and wife Navjot Kaur Sidhu
Navjot Kaur Sidhu, wife of former Punjab minister and former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu, was heard in the case of cheating of 10 crores. The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ordered the accused Gagandeep Singh to return to India within a week and surrender to the police.
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Navjot Kaur’s lawyer Karan Sachdeva said that this order has been given by the High Court’s Justice Bench during the hearing of anticipatory bail plea filed by the accused.
Advocate Karan Sachdeva, who is the wife of complainant Navjot Kaur Sidhu, who is the wife of Navjot Singh Sidhu, advocated in the High Court. He said that the accused Gagandeep Singh had given himself a builder and promised big profits in the showroom and promised big profits.
Complaint was filed on 24 October 2024
In this belief, Navjot Kaur invested Rs 10 crore. When it came to return the money, the accused kept on deferring and finally left the country and fled to Dubai. On this, the complainant lodged a complaint of cheating to the Patiala police on 24 October 2024.
Next hearing will be held on August 20
Now the court has instructed the accused to return to India in a week and surrender and seize passports. At the same time, the next hearing will be held on August 20, in which the accused will be decided on anticipatory bail.
Punjab and Haryana High Court.
10.35 crore cheated in the name of investment
Navjot Kaur, a resident of Patiala, has accused Gagandeep Singh Ispujani, a builder from Mohali, of cheating Rs 10.35 crore. According to the complaint on 24 October 2024, Gagandeep described himself as partner of Space Builders and Promoters and OTH Builders and Promoters and took crores of rupees by luring them to invest in projects in Mohali and Zirakpur.
Complainant Navjot Kaur said that the accused met in 2018 at the local body’s department, Chandigarh. During the conversation, the accused asked him, his brother Arvinder Singh and sister -in -law Maina Grewal to invest in their projects. Assured that you will get good profits.
The three came into the talk of the accused and gave a total of Rs 10.35 crore in different installments through cash and bank transfer. But when the money was asked back, the accused handed over three checks, which bounced in the bank.
This was followed by an agreement on 25 August 2023, in which the accused promised to return the amount or property. The agreement was witnesses Ramesh Duggal and Gurvinder Singh Dhamija. But the accused neither returned the amount, nor gave any property.