Updated On: 11 August, 2023 06:56 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
Even as the police register more FIRs against seven builders, case is expected to be transferred to the Economic Offences Wing; meanwhile, man claims his ‘innocent’ stamp-maker father has been trapped in the scam

Vinayak Apartments was illegally built by one of the seven builders booked on Wednesday night
AMID talks that the Economic Offences Wing will take over the Rs 3,000-crore housing scam case, the Virar police have filed three different FIRs against seven builders for unauthorised constructions using fake documents. Meanwhile, the son of an accused in the Rs 3,000-crore scam case claims his father, a maker of rubber stamps, is innocent.
The three new FIRs were filed on Wednesday night for the construction of three residential societies without required permissions—Omkar, Vinayak and Anandi Villa, sources said. However, no fresh arrests have been made yet.
Rajesh Naik, the stamp-maker. He is an accused in the Rs 3,000-cr housing scam case. Pics/Hanif Patel