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Jagran correspondent, Gurugram. A case of selling a 500 yard plot of a dead person by preparing fake documents has come to light in Suncity Society of Sector-53 in Gurugram. Presently the price of this plot is around Rs 20 crore.
In this case, an FIR was registered in 2024 against four people including the District Excise and Taxation Commissioner (DETC) of the state. Now the hearing in this matter is going on in the court. The family members of the deceased person had come to meet the police officials on Thursday demanding action against the accused. On the complaint of the victim's family, DCP Headquarters has said that action will be taken.
Complainant Dinesh told that plot number B-30G was allotted in Suncity Society in the year 2004 in the name of his brother Anurag. Anurag had paid the company. The plot was allotted after offer letter and payment in 2004-2005. He had made all the payments from his account. He died in the year 2013. At that time his son had gone abroad to study.
After Anurag Virla's death in 2013, his family kept contacting the company to get the plot transferred, but the company did not take any action. The plot was not transferred to the name of Anurag's son till the year 2023. During this time some people came here to do construction. Then they came to know that their plot had been sold wrongly. After this he registered a case in Sector-53.
At the same time, investigation revealed that during Covid in the year 2020, DETC Saroj Devi and Raj Bala, in collusion with the officials associated with the Suncity project, took possession of it on the basis of fake allotment letter dated January 22, 2004. On the basis of the same fake letter dated 16 November 2020, the conveyance deed was registered in the tehsil.
It was told in the complaint that some employees of the company and outsiders together prepared fake board resolution and other documents on 12 November 2020. On the basis of these, the sale of the plot was shown in the name of Rajbala and Saroj Devi. Later on July 26, 2021, the plot was transferred to the name of Neena Chawla for approximately Rs 3.40 crore using fake documents. Presently Neena Chawla is in possession of the plot.
The bail plea of an accused has been rejected
The complainant said that he had paid the entire amount. The company never informed him that the plot had been allotted or sold to someone else. This is clear fraud, involving fake documents, forged signatures and wrong registrations. DETC Saroj Devi is using her influence to avoid arrest.
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The bail plea of Neena Chawla, an accused in this case, has been rejected. A case was registered in the matter in 2024. The case will be heard today on Friday.
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