During the 2020 Nizamuddin Covid-19 hotspot issue, with an official warrant, the police raided a house belonging to Maulana Saad.
Maulana Saad was revealed to own a large farmhouse in the Shamli District of Delhi. The house is spread over the size of 15 football fields (15 acres, 24 bighas).
According to the media, the farmhouse is equipped with plush interiors, CCTVs, electric fences, dogs, swimming pools, luxury cars, exotic animals, and exotic birds [source1, source2, source3, source4]. The media also showed the electricity bills were being paid under his son’s name, Maulana Yusuf bin Saad [source]
Proof of Maulana Saad Sahab House
Some people are denying that the house belongs to Maulana Saad. However, this claim is contradicted by substantial evidence that Maulana Saad does own the house. Here are the proofs
- It was clear and can be seen that the Police were issued a warrant from the courts. The courts have full access to land ownership documents.
- Maulana Badrul Hassan while defending Maulana Saad from the media backlash, affirms that he owns the mansion and he goes there once every month to quietly take a break [Source]
- Maulana Yasin, who was Maulana Saad’s closest associate (Khadim) for 17 years has a recorded audio testimony claiming that this is indeed his house [Source (Audio)]
- The electricity bills were paid by Maulana Yusuf Bin Saad (his son) [source]
- Maulana Saad was litigious that year as he was trying to re-open back the closed Markaz. Why did he not file a defamation lawsuit against the Media? Such a move would have been very advantageous to him and would immediately establish a narrative that he is being targeted by the Indian Government.
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