provided in the sale notice that interested purchasers should register themselves with the E auction web portal mentioned therein, which would scrutinise the KYC documents and other particulars and after being satisfied, on completion of the verification, the intending bidders/purchasers were required to pay EMD through NEFT/RTGS/NET banking/UPI by generating a challan through the website in their Global EMD Wallet. Payment was required to be made within three days of generating the challan for NEFT/RTGS, otherwise the challan was to become invalid. It was stipulated that if the EMD was not held in the Global Wallet, the prospective bidder would not be allowed to participate in the E Auction and payment of EMD in any other mode would not be accepted. It was further provided that after deposit of the amount in the Global Wallet, an interested bidder would be entitled to have earmarked, an EMD out of the wallet for any property which he may identify on the list of properties to be sold, on that particular date and inspection of the said property would be available one day prior to the date of the auction. Therefore, EMD could only be deposited through NEFT/RTGS well in advance before the stipulated time. It was, therefore, made clear that any person interested could only bid through the E auction web portal and not through the appellant directly. The said notice contained the usual terms and conditions as per the subsequent sale notice filed hereafter.
