MUMBAI: Embattled NCP leader and former public works minister Chhagan Bhujbal received a fresh setback on Friday with the Enforcement Directorate (ED) attaching a huge plot belonging to Devisha Constructions in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. Devisha Constructions is owned by Bhujbal's son Pankaj and nephew Sameer.It has been alleged that while advance was taken by Devisha Constructions from flat buyers for the housing project in 2010, work is yet to begin.BJP Lok Sabha member Kirit Somaiya, who had lodged a complaint against Bhujbal, said the ED had invoked the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act to attach the plot worth Rs 160 crore.Bhujbal told TOI that he was in the dark about the ac tion initiated by the ED. "I have no information on ED's action on Friday. In fact, I do not own Devisha Constructions, my son Pankaj and nephew Sameer are directors of the company," Bhujbal said. Bhujbal said that ever since the state Anti Corruption Bureau and ED had initiated a probe against him and his family , he had extended complete cooperation to the investigating agencies."We have submitted all documents sought by the ACB and ED and in future too, we will cooperate with the investigating agencies," he said.On June 17, ED had registered two independent economic case information reports (ECIRs) against Bhujbal and his family members.The first ECIR pertained to the Maharashtra Sadan scam, while the second one was in connection with the Devisha Constructions project.After the Anti-Corruption Bureau registered a criminal case against Bhujbal and his family members for irregularities in the Maharashtra Sadan scam, ED too stepped in and registered the first case on June 17. Subsequently, when a criminal case was registered at Taloja police station in connection with irregularities in the Devisha Constructions project, ED registered a fresh case against Bhujbal's son and nephew.According to a Navi Mumbai resident, the Bhujbals' firm had launched the Hex World housing project and 2,300 persons had booked flats in it. "Everyone has paid almost the entire cost of the flat in the hope that they will get possession within a certain timeframe. However, it now appears that the project has failed to take off. A criminal case has been registered at the Taloja police station against Pankaj and Sameer Bhujbal," he said.