Khushdeep Bansal: Vastu expert who once ‘fixed’ faults in Parliament building arrested for Rs 65 crore fraud
New Delhi: A team of Assam Police and Delhi Police Special Cell have arrested renowned Vastu expert Khushdeep Bansal and his brother in connection with a case related to Rs 65 crore fraud in Autonomous Council scam in the northeastern state.
Reports say that the action was taken after Assam Police got in touch with Delhi Police chief Sanjay Arora and sought his help in arresting Bansal, a resident of Sainik Farms in the national capital.
Both the accused were taken to Assam by the cops after getting transit remand on Monday. The reports say that the case also involves the son of a Madhya Pradesh Congress leader.
The arrests were made after Kamal Sabarwal, the owner of the Delhi-based Sabarwal Trading Company, filed a complaint against Bansal.
Bansal has reportedly confessed to the police that he had introduced a person to Sabarwal. And that is the reason why he was being named by the latter as an accused in the case.
Who is Khushdeep Bansal?
Born on March 12, 1972 in Punjab, the 51-year-old claims to be an engineering graduate from MIET, Nagpur University. According to his website, Bansal regularly conducts Vastu Skill development training programs and has successfully trained over 1,500 individuals so far.
Author about eight books on Vastu Shastra, Bansal claims to have worked as advisor in many state government projects and a strategic consultant to leading business men and industrialists.
According to his website, Bansal, in 1997, identified construction of Library in Parliament House as the root cause for instability in the ruling government and corrected the same with his expertise.
As a solution for the premature collapse of the government’s, Bansal has reportedly advised to place copper wires below the Parliament and the library building. He claimed this will restore balance and allow the governments to complete their tenures and prevent early collapse.
