Man alleges land grab attempt with fake papers
Key suspect terms allegations as false
A man alleged that some persons tried to usurp his land worth crores of rupees by preparing fake documents.
The complainant, Amarjit Singh, of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar submitted a complaint to Commissioner of Police (CP) Swapan Sharma and an inquiry was marked.
While addressing the media, he said he owns a land at Kanganwal village, which he bought in 2011. Some persons, against whom the complaint was lodged, prepared forged documents of his land and entered into a contract to sell it illegally.
He said he had recently lodged a complaint with the CP and the latter had marked an inquiry to ADCP Karanvir Singh. Now, he hopes that the police would do an impartial probe into the complaint.
Meanwhile, Balraj Singh, one of the suspects against whom allegations were levelled by Amarjit, also held a press conference on Wednesday and termed the allegations as false. “I had purchased 2 acres from Mela Singh in 1995. I further sold one acre of the land to 7 persons. I am an illiterate farmer. I was unaware that wrong ‘vasika’ (deed) number was entered in the records.”
