The Rajasthan government gave the green light to the ACB's detailed probe after a preliminary inquiry flagged irregularities.
The probe focuses on 20 villa purchases made on March 27 2026, each costing between Rs 15 lakh and Rs 16.5 lakh—far below market rates.
Agrawal, who served as Udaipur district collector and later as chairman of the Rajasthan State Pollution Control Board, allegedly used his positions to secure relaxations in resort construction and to obtain a special concessional package for Goyal Fashions Private Limited.
ACB Director General Govind Gupta said the investigation will examine a criminal conspiracy, undue benefits, and losses to the state exchequer.
The investigation, under Section 17A of the Prevention of Corruption Act, is expected to commence hearings by mid‑May, with a preliminary report due to the Rajasthan High Court on June 5.