hyderabad with only three days left to file its chargesheet in the emaar case the cbi on saturday arrested g vijay raghav a top emaarmgf official since the cbi court judge is on leave the cbi authorities produced him before the economic offences court and its judge r sudhakar naidu sent him to judicial remand till january 30 the cbi has to file its chargesheet in the emaar scam by february 1 the 90day time limit from the time the probe agency effected the first arrest three months ago by laying its hands on koneru rajendra prasad dubai emaars liason officer vijay raghav was shown as a key person in the remand report submitted to the court by the cbi he is the head of finance wing south of emaar mgf and also the financial controller of the joint venture company emaar hills township pvt ltd ehtpl that came into existence after an mou was signed between the state government and emaar properties dubai the cbi in its remand report charged vijay raghav with being an accomplice of the other accused in the scam with full knowledge of the fraud that was going on to cheat the public sector partner apiic and to help unscrupulous private entities and individuals the report says that he knew that the villas were being sold at more than rs 60000 per square yard and that only rs 5000 was shown in official records with an intention to cheat the state in fact several villas were shown to have been sold to various parties in karnataka coimbatore etc but no such buyers exist the cbi said in its report coming to a conclusion that these villas were retained by mgfs top brass under benami names the report says it was vijay raghav who deposited rs 5000 per square yard in cash form with the state authorities despite knowing fully well that they were sold for a much higher price vijay raghav the latest entrant in the emaar accused list is charged with offences under ipc sections 120b read with 420 409 477a etc