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Police search S K Bangur's house to recover her daughter-in-law's property

S K Bangur did not respond to calls or messages

I-T raid, scam, tax
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Avishek Rakshit Kolkata
Acting on a court order, the police on Tuesday conducted search operations at two properties of industrialist S K Bangur, to recover assets and property allegedly belonging to his daughter-in-law, Nitya Bangur, estimated at around Rs 150-200 million.

Nitya, had moved out from her in-laws' house around a year and a half back complaining that she was tortured physically, mentally as well as emotionally. At that point in time, she left her assets back in that house which she claimed had become inaccessible to her.

Nitya, daughter of the late Deepak Khaitan and granddaughter of Brij Mohan Khaitan – the late

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