Big Breaking: ED attaches assets worth Rs 19 lakh in Uttarakhand Medical College admissions case!

The Enforcement Directorate has attached assets worth more than Rs 19 lakhs registered under the ‘Rohit Chauhan of Himalayan Institute Hospital Trust’ anti-money laundering act to cheat people by promising safe admission to Uttarakhand Medical College.
Rohit Singh Chauhan was arrested on charges of cheating people of Rs 1.29 crore by dishonestly motivating them to get admission in post-graduation course under management quota at HHT Medical College, Dehradun.

Assets attached under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), a plot of 0.138 hectares is worth Rs 4.83 lakh and a flat in New Delhi is worth Rs 14.69 lakh.

Sources reveal that this plot is in the name of Chauhan and his father and in addition to plot two is in the name of his mother.

The ED had initiated an investigation against Chauhan and other accused in the case based on an FIR and charge sheet filed by Uttarakhand Police.

Chauhan played an active role in creating the complainants and collected money from them. The officer said that he transferred the money to his and his family members’ account and was used for personal use.

Chauhan and his associates fraudulently collected Rs 1.29 crore from complainants through cash and banking channels and were also given the benefit as directors of a company.