Rajendra Lodha Remanded In Police Custody Till September 29 Over ₹49 Crore Transfer To Son
Authorities allege that Rajendra Lodha executed large financial transactions in violation of the law, raising suspicions of money laundering and financial misconduct. The ₹49 crore transfer to his son forms the central point of the investigation.

Mumbai Police’s Crime Branch arrests former Lodha Group director Rajendra Lodha in ₹85 crore fraud case | File Photo
Mumbai: Rajendra Lodha, a prominent businessman, was on Monday remanded to police custody until September 29 by a local court. He is accused of illegally transferring ₹49 crore to his son, Sahil Lodha, in a case currently under investigation.
Allegations Against Lodha
Authorities allege that Rajendra Lodha executed large financial transactions in violation of the law, raising suspicions of money laundering and financial misconduct. The ₹49 crore transfer to his son forms the central point of the investigation.
Police Custody and Investigation
The police have requested extended custody to interrogate Lodha and examine supporting financial records. Investigators aim to trace the source and flow of funds to determine if any additional parties are involved.
Lodha appeared before the court earlier today, and the magistrate approved police custody until September 29 to facilitate further questioning. His legal representatives have stated that they will cooperate with the authorities while ensuring Lodha’s rights are protected.
Family Involvement
Sahil Lodha, the recipient of the funds, has not yet been named as an accused but is likely to be questioned in the course of the investigation. Officials are also examining other family-linked financial transactions for potential irregularities.
Next Steps
The police have confirmed that the investigation is ongoing and that additional summons may be issued as new evidence emerges. The case is expected to take several weeks to months before reaching conclusions regarding any potential charges.
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