These properties have also been attached by the ED under the anti-money laundering law.
Dreaded gangster Iqbal Mirchi, who died in 2013 in London, was alleged to be the right-hand man of global terrorist Dawood Ibrahim in drug trafficking and extortion crimes.
Sudhakar Shetty, who is owner of Sahana group of companies, runs private charter services, a real estate business and has a majority stake in the "Jai Maharashtra" news channel.
A Special Court of the Prevention of Money laundering Act (PMLA) also extended the custody of DHFL's promoter Kapil Wadhawan for two more days.
The move comes after the chargesheet filed by ED in PMLA court earlier this month
In a press release issued on December 11, the agency said Mirchi was an international drugs dealer and smuggler who had amassed huge wealth and acquired immovable properties and businesses across the globe.
ED is probing Mirchi's purchase of three properties of Sir Mohammad Yusuf Trust in Worli area in the metropolis in September 1986 for Rs 6.5 lakh through his Rockside Enterprise.
Special PMLA Judge P Rajvaidya refused bail to the two accused, both alleged aides of Mirchi.
Kundra had earlier denied any wrongdoing in these business dealings
They said Kundra has been asked to depose before the investigating officer of the case here on November 4 and his statement is expected to be recorded once he appears.
The ED sought to know about the financial transaction with Iqbal Mirchi's family. It could have taken place somewhere between 2010-11 through an associate company where Neeraj Sighal was the director.
After hearing the arguments from both sides, the court sent Merchant to custody in remand till October 24.
They said Merchant was arrested under the provision of Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) on Monday night here.
NCP leader Praful Patel appeared before the Enforcement Directorate today, which questioned him on transactions between his firm Millennium Developers and late drug lord Iqbal Mirchi’s family.
Patel has been summoned on October 18 by the Enforcement Directorate (ED).
The liquor baron cannot move to any other place now and if a red corner notice is issued then he will be stranded in London, says MP and Senior Advocate Majeed Memon.
According to sources, Dawood's operations in India were run by Iqbal Mirchi who died on August 14, 2013 in London. Mirchi sold four sea-facing properties in Mumbai for over Rs 1000 crore and reinvested the money in properties in Europe.