DLF files plaint against arrested RTI activist

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Updated At : 01:32 PM May 14, 2021 IST

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Gurugram, May 13

Real estate developer DLF has moved a police complaint against RTI activist Harinder Dhingra for allegedly trying to grab its land near his house. As the part of ongoing investigation, the police have verified that four old vehicles belonging to Dhingra family were parked there.

Dhingra had parked his four old vehicles on DLF land and fenced the plot. When the officials of DLF asked him to vacate the plot, he used to threaten them.

“The owners of all vehicles are Dhingra’s family members. Some vehicles have been bought on loan and the owners are not even paying the EMI,” said Subhash Bokan, official spokesperson, Gurugram police.

Meanwhile, the bail application of Dhingra will be heard on Monday. —OC

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