New Delhi: Former Team India bowler Munaf Patel is in trouble. In fact, the Noida district administration has recovered Rs 52 lakh from Munaf Patel. Not only this but two bank accounts of the former cricketer have also been frozen with immediate effect. An officer has given information about this action. This action has been taken against Patel on the basis of a recovery certificate (RC) issued by the Uttar Pradesh Real Estate Regulatory Authority (UP RERA). Munaf Patel is the Director in a builder company 'Niwas Promoters Private Limited'. UP RERA has taken this action in the allegation of Munaf Patel's company not returning the money to the investors.

Giving more details about the incident, Noida DM Suhas LY said that action has been taken against the builder on the RC of 'UP RERA'. Munaf Patel is also a director in that company. After legal advice, the revenue team seized the bank account and recovered the RC money. He said that efforts are on to recover the outstanding amount. The DM has told that a project named 'Oneleaf Troy' is being worked on under 'Niwas Promoters Pvt Ltd' in Greater Noida West Sector-10, whose buyers have complained to UP RERA for not completing the project on time. After hearing on the basis of the complaint, UP RERA ordered action against the builder.

Along with this, the District Magistrate also told that UP RERA had issued RC to the builder for not following the order. More than 40 RCs worth Rs 10 crore are pending with the district administration against the builder. Along with this, DM LY has told that 'In this case, the team of Dadri Tehsil tried to recover, but the builder did not give the money. After this, the tehsil team started recovery from the directors of the company after taking legal advice.

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