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Two Saket Court judgments from 2025 involving Naresh Kumar Tanwar show a final order of “Convicted.”

📍 JVTS Garden — FIR 501/2018

📍 Chhatarpur Enclave-II — FIR 157/2023

Both judgments involve MCD/construction-related offences.

Full court records:

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/76359548/

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/65874158/

The builder/company names being discussed are Naresh Kumar Tanwar, Jai Hind Realty and JHR Group (previously Jai Hind Associates).

Would this be a deal-breaker for you when buying a flat?

Yes or no — and why?

I'd particularly like to hear from Delhi/NCR property buyers and lawyers.

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Forget personal opinions for a moment.

Look at the court records.

Two Saket Court judgments involving Naresh Kumar Tanwar in 2025 have final orders recording “Convicted.”

📍 JVTS Garden, Chhatarpur Extension

📍 Chhatarpur Enclave-II

Court records:

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/76359548/

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/65874158/

The discussion concerns Jai Hind Realty / JHR Group (previously Jai Hind Associates).

Now imagine your friend is about to spend ₹50 lakh, ₹1 crore or more on a property from the builder.

Would you tell them to proceed, investigate further, or stay away?

Why?

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Buying a property isn't like buying a phone. If something goes wrong, you can lose years of savings.

I came across two Saket Court judgments involving Naresh Kumar Tanwar, with the final order in both cases recorded as “Convicted.”

FIR 501/2018 — PS Mehrauli

JVTS Garden, Chhatarpur Extension

Judgment: 27 March 2025

FIR 157/2023 — PS Maidan Garhi

Chhatarpur Enclave-II

Judgment: 13 May 2025

Court records: https://indiankanoon.org/doc/76359548/

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/65874158/

The discussion concerns Jai Hind Realty / JHR Group (previously Jai Hind Associates).

If you were offered a flat by this builder at an attractive price, would the court history make you walk away?

Or would a clean title and independent legal verification be enough?

I want to raise a property due-diligence question based on my own experience in Delhi.

I encountered the following names:

Jai Hind Associates

Jai Hind Realty

Jai Hind Developers

JHR Group

They appear to be connected with Naresh Kumar Tanwar, and the same publicly listed mobile/contact information appears across the businesses.

I understand that using multiple brands or business names isn't automatically suspicious or illegal.

But if you're buying property, how do you establish exactly which legal entity you're contracting with?

What should buyers check?

GST/business registration

Ownership/directorship/proprietorship

RERA registration where applicable

Property title

MCD approvals

Court cases

Agreement/receipt names

Bank/payment details

Previous projects and buyer complaints

I'm sharing my own experience because I think this is a useful due-diligence lesson for other buyers.

🎥 CCTV:

https://youtu.be/EzH1Yip-Y-o⁠�

📝 My experience:

https://medium.com/@satyendrapratapsingh/from-buyer-to-fighter-how-im-legally-exposing-a-builder-in-chhatarpur-2ca5051c83bb⁠�

💬 Discussion:

https://www.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceIndia/comments/1mc3nzh/builder\_naresh\_kumar\_tanwar\_jai\_hind\_associates/⁠�

What else would you verify before paying a builder/developer?

I purchased a 1 BHK flat in 2021 from Naresh Tanwar of Jai Hind Realty for a total agreed consideration of ₹11.21 lakh.

I paid ₹9.02 lakh by cheque and ₹2.19 lakh in cash. The cash payment was not reflected in the unregistered GPA. I have WhatsApp messages and recordings and witnesses relating to the cash payment.

I have repeatedly requested either a refund of ₹2.19 lakh or documentation reflecting the full payment, but the matter remains unresolved.

I am seeking legal advice on: Whether I can recover the ₹2.19 lakh. Whether I can compel proper documentation. Whether I should pursue civil proceedings, criminal proceedings, or both.

If anyone has had dealings with this builder or has experience with similar property disputes in Delhi, I would appreciate your advice.