63 Lakh Rupees for the maintenance of Mumbai apartments on Mehul Choksi and Rs 95 Lakh for renewal

The flighty diamond dealer Mehul Choksi deposited a maintenance of about Rs 63 Lakh for his apartments in the Gokul apartment in Malabar Hill, Mumbai, a member of a society said Monday. The member said with the news agency Ani that Choksi had three units in the 9th, 10th and 11th floor- and that he had not paid maintenance for more than seven years. He claimed that the 11th floor, which is a roof but Choxi ‘illegally captured’. “He has not paid maintenance for the past seven years. The outstanding amount without interest is about 63 lakh calls. Also in 2020 the condominium was renovated. The cost was approximately 30-35 lakh calls per unit, so it is about 95 lakh rupees for the three units,” the member said. He said abandoned apartments also threaten the structure of the building. He said: “Big trees have begun to grow inside. Their roots can harm the structural integrity of the building. This is an extra burden to us without any mistake. We trust the legal system and officials of the maintenance directorate and we hope that the outstanding amount will eventually be recovered.” The property was seized by the Directorate of Enforcement (ED). Choksi’s arrest in Belgium was confirmed by Belgian officials on Monday that Choksi was arrested on April 12 and that he was currently in custody. The Belgian Federal Public Service Judge also said that India submitted a formal request for extradition. The statement reads: “The federal public service of Belgies can confirm that Mr. Mehul Choksi was arrested on Saturday, April 12, 2025. He is arrested in anticipation of further judicial proceedings. Access to his legal advisor is insured.” It is said: “Indian authorities have imposed extradition request to Mr. Choxi. Since the standard is in personal matters, no more details can be disclosed at this stage.” The 65 -year -old Choksi escaped from India on January 2, 2018 and is searched by the CBI and in the Rs 13.850 Crore Punjab National Bank Fraud Case. He allegedly conspired to get a letter from PNB business and foreign credit letter between 2014 and 2017, along with his cousin Nirav Modi, bank officials and others, causing a loss of Rs 6,097,63 crore to the bank. Share this story -tags