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32nd Avenue CEO Arrested, Remanded for 6 Days in Alleged Rs 500-Crore Gurugram Real-Estate Fraud

A Delhi court has sought a police report on wider cheating and fund‑diversion claims.

Overview

  • Gurugram Police’s Economic Offences Wing arrested Dhruv Dutt Sharma on February 6 and a local court granted six days of police custody.
  • Investigators say a 3,000 sq ft unit was allegedly sold to about 25 buyers, with the space later leased back through Growth Hospitality; police cite a preliminary admission.
  • Police estimate potential losses of roughly Rs 500 crore, have recorded statements from at least 36 investors, and are probing multiple FIRs while tracing bank records.
  • A Saket court order dated February 5 directed police to file an action‑taken report on a plea alleging cheating and fund diversion, with the matter listed for March 13.
  • Complaints describe halted assured‑rent payments and alleged non‑deposit of TDS, GST and employee dues, while the company attributes delays to short‑term vacancies and tenant churn.