"I can only say that of the 137 cases that we are handling, 11 pertain to the real estate sector," Competition Commission of India Chairman Dhanendra Kumar said on the sidelines of an Assocham event, without disclosing the names of the companies.
CCI looks into violation of anti-competitive practices and abuse of dominance by corporates. Kumar said complaints have been received under sections 3 and 4 of the Competition Act 2002, which deal with anti-competitive agreements and abuse of dominant position, respectively.
He said this while responding to a query if the CCI plans to
Last week, the Central Bureau of Investigation had booked the officials for allegedly colluding with loan arranger firm Money Matters and overlooking regulatory guidelines for granting approvals, for their individual monetary gains.
The agency has also sought explanation from private companies who benefited from an alleged cross-country scam. D B Realty, Adani and a few other companies have already sent their representatives with relevant documents today, according to a report.
The beneficiary companies include M/S Lavasa, Pashmina Ltd, Mantri Realty, Sigrun Ltd, Entertainment World, Indore City Treasures, Ashapura Minechem, BGR Energy, OPG Group, Adani, J P Hydro, J S W Power, Ralligear, Pantaloon, Adalite and MTECH.
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