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| Police SI runs land mafia, alleges HR association | | | Early Times Report
JAMMU, Mar 11: All India Human Rights Association today alleged that a police sub-inspector (SI), who at present was incharge of a police post at Samba, was running a land mafia on the city outskirts here with the connivance of some revenue officials.
Talking to reporters here, association president Mahesh Padha and office bearer Naresh Kumar Talla alleged that the SI, his brother and their accomplices, all of whom had high connections, were grabbing the legally owned properties of people through fraudulent means.
They said the land grabbers were so well connected that despite complaints against them to senior police officers, no action was being taken against them.
Some aggrieved persons had even moved court against the accused, including the SI, they claimed.They alleged that the accused were also hurling threats on the aggrieved parties who had lodged complaints against them.
They alleged that a police Inspector, who was SHO of a police station in the rural area here, was also giving protection to land grabbers for "obvious" reasons.
They demanded action against the SI, his brother and the Inspector, and registration of FIR against the revenue officials who were part of the alleged land mafia.
They also demanded action against the financiers who had financed the encroached properties.
The aggrieved persons whose properties were forcibly encroached by the accused included Himmat Singh (80) of Preet Nagar, Digaina, Harinder Singh of Gandhi Nagar, A K Koul of Subhash Nagar, P S Pathania of Greater Kailash, Gurumeet Singh of Preet Nagar, Ashok Kumar of Greater Kailash, Shamsher Singh of Gandhi Nagar and Surjeet Singh of Raipur Satwari. All of them were produced before media in the press conference.
Himmat Singh said a plot of 12 marlas, owned by him for the past 40 years, had been illegally grabbed by the SI and his brother, both residents of Digiana.
Harinder claimed that he had two shops at Kunjwani. He said while trying to sell one of the, he was surprised to find that it had already been sold allegedly by the SI's brother through a fake power of attorney. His signatures on the power of attorney were forged, he alleged.
Ashok Kumar alleged that his plot of 12 marlas at Greater Kailash was also grabbed by the SI's brother. His alleged that his complaint in this regard was not entertained at the concerned police post. "I was threatened of dire consequences by the accused in case I entered my plot," he claimed.Koul alleged that the SI's brother and his accomplices did not allow him to raise construction on his land in Domana area. |
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