It seems that Nirmaljeet Singh Narula, better known as Nirmal Baba,
is not going to take a sigh of relief as more and more controversies
continue to come in limelight to dent his image.
Latest reports reveal that Nirmal Baba paid a staggering amount of Rs 49 crore to one of country’s biggest realtors, DLF residency, in one month.
According to media reports, Nirmal Baba paid the company Rs 34.12 crore in a day. The entire amount was paid through bank drafts and these drafts were made from the amount taken from Nirmaljeet Singh Narula's account at Punjab National bank.
Quoting chief editor of Prabhat Khabar, Harivansh, report states that Nirmal Baba's all business attempts have failed. His only source of income is the donations made by his devotees.
According to the sources in the police, Nirmal Baba invested the donations collected in his samagam and daswant into buying a hotel worth Rs 30 crore in Greater Kailash area of New Delhi.
Nirmal baba welth :
Rs 109 crores in two bank accounts
A Hindi daily, Prabhat Khabar, claims to have details of two of these accounts. As per the newspaper, Rs 109 crore has been deposited in these two accounts this year (until first week of April 2012). Roughly, everyday Rs 1.11 crores is deposited into these accounts. Although a large part of the deposit comes from Bihar, West Bengal and Jharkhand, but transactions take place from all over the country.
The newsdaily claims that Rs 16 crore was deposited into Nirmal Baba's account on April 12, 2012.
Latest reports reveal that Nirmal Baba paid a staggering amount of Rs 49 crore to one of country’s biggest realtors, DLF residency, in one month.
According to media reports, Nirmal Baba paid the company Rs 34.12 crore in a day. The entire amount was paid through bank drafts and these drafts were made from the amount taken from Nirmaljeet Singh Narula's account at Punjab National bank.
Quoting chief editor of Prabhat Khabar, Harivansh, report states that Nirmal Baba's all business attempts have failed. His only source of income is the donations made by his devotees.
According to the sources in the police, Nirmal Baba invested the donations collected in his samagam and daswant into buying a hotel worth Rs 30 crore in Greater Kailash area of New Delhi.
Nirmal baba welth :
Nirmal Baba has a huge following and as per him his annual ‘turnover’ is to the tune of rupee 145 crores.
Nirmal Baba charges Rs 2,000 from every participant who wishes to be a part of his commune, 'samagam'. This amount is transferred directly into the three bank accounts of Nirmal Baba — one each in Punjab National Bank, ICICI Bank and Yes Bank. As per estimates Nirmal Darbar has an annual turnover of approximately 84 crore rupees.
Nirmal Baba charges Rs 2,000 from every participant who wishes to be a part of his commune, 'samagam'. This amount is transferred directly into the three bank accounts of Nirmal Baba — one each in Punjab National Bank, ICICI Bank and Yes Bank. As per estimates Nirmal Darbar has an annual turnover of approximately 84 crore rupees.
Rs 109 crores in two bank accounts
A Hindi daily, Prabhat Khabar, claims to have details of two of these accounts. As per the newspaper, Rs 109 crore has been deposited in these two accounts this year (until first week of April 2012). Roughly, everyday Rs 1.11 crores is deposited into these accounts. Although a large part of the deposit comes from Bihar, West Bengal and Jharkhand, but transactions take place from all over the country.
The newsdaily claims that Rs 16 crore was deposited into Nirmal Baba's account on April 12, 2012.
A fix deposit of Rs 25 crores
The newspaper also claims that a fixed deposit of Rs 25 crores is held by Nirmal Baba in a leading bank. Drafts have been prepared in the name of Neelam Kapoor and some other companies. Nirmal Baba holds two accounts — one in the name of Nirmaljeet Singh Narula (Nirmal Baba's real name), and the other in the name of 'Nirmal Darbar'. Those seeking participation deposit the 'samagam' entry fees into the account run under the name of 'Nirmal Darbar', and the Baba then transfer the amount into his own account.
The paper further claimed that Nirmal Baba transferred Rs 53 crores from one of these accounts into a private bank.
The newspaper also claims that a fixed deposit of Rs 25 crores is held by Nirmal Baba in a leading bank. Drafts have been prepared in the name of Neelam Kapoor and some other companies. Nirmal Baba holds two accounts — one in the name of Nirmaljeet Singh Narula (Nirmal Baba's real name), and the other in the name of 'Nirmal Darbar'. Those seeking participation deposit the 'samagam' entry fees into the account run under the name of 'Nirmal Darbar', and the Baba then transfer the amount into his own account.
The paper further claimed that Nirmal Baba transferred Rs 53 crores from one of these accounts into a private bank.
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