“We purchased the flat under the reserved quota after paying the correct price. Why should we return the flat,” he asked.
Apart from the flat in Adarsh society, Devyani has 10 more immovable properties, according to her property returns for year ending December 31, 2012, available on the Ministry of External Affairs website.
The collective present value of seven of these properties has been shown at little over Rs 78 lakh, while that of the flat in Adarsh building is Rs 90 lakh. The value of three properties has not been mentioned in the return.
The purchase of the flat in Adarsh society, according to the return, was made from proceeds from the sale of her flat in Meera Cooperative Housing Society at Oshiwara.
Seven of the properties including land have been shown as inherited from her father of given by him as gift.
Her annual income from five of the 11 properties has been shown at Rs 1.26 lakh. While eight of these properties are in Maharashtra, two others are in Ernakulam district of Kerala and one in Gautam Buddha Nagar in Uttar Pradesh.
The Maharashtra government has rejected the conclusions of the report.
The row between India and the US erupted after Khobragade, the Indian Deputy Consul General in New York, was arrested in the US for alleged visa fraud and subjected to ill-treatment.
Diplomat Devyani ineligible for owning Adarsh flat: Panel
Mumbai: Devyani Khobragade, the Indian diplomat who is at the centre of a diplomatic row with the US, is one of the 25 allottees who have been found ineligible to own a flat in the
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