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ED searches GMADA offices as AAP protests in Mohali
The Hindu··1d ago
The Enforcement Directorate continued searches at Greater Mohali Area Development Authority offices in Mohali. The agency searched premises linked to housing officials and a minister's nephew in Ludhiana on Wednesday. Aam Aadmi Party workers protested outside GMADA, accusing the BJP of using central agencies before assembly elections. Harpal Singh Cheema said searches disrupted Punjab government work for three days.
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What It Means For You
- Mohali residents near GMADA offices saw protests and search activity during the three-day disruption AAP described.
- Housing applicants tracking GMADA projects may face delays while ED surveys records on the money laundering case.
- Punjab voters will hear competing claims from AAP and BJP as assembly elections approach.
What's Happening
- ED continued searches at GMADA offices in Mohali on Thursday.
- The agency began the investigation on Tuesday.
- AAP workers protested outside GMADA during the search.
What triggered the GMADA probe
- ED also searched a minister's nephew's residence in Ludhiana on Wednesday.
- Punjab BJP president Kewal Singh Dhillon urged responses with documents, not press conferences.
- Senior AAP leaders said central agencies disrupted government work for three days.
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