Fraud with Kashmiri Pandits in Jammu and Kashmir, 4 people, including Patwari, sold land in a false way; Now action has taken place - 4 people, including a Patwari who is soldering the land of Kashmiri at a fraudulent performance, is now performed in Jamm

The branch of the economic offenses in Jammu and Kashmir filed a fir against four people in the case of land fraud in Srinagar. The accused allegedly tried to pandit the land of a migrant Kashmiri by selling deception by calling themselves the owner of the land. The complainant also paid Rs 1.19 crore. Police registered a case and began investigation. Case against four people, including Patwari, for the sale of the country Kashmiri Pandits out of fraud. Symbolic picture Jagran correspondent, Srinagar. The branch of the economic offenses of Jammu and Kashmir filed a fir against four persons in a land fraud and criminal conspiracy case. In the official statement, the accused was identified as Khurshid Ahmed Bhat (Patwari), Ghulam Nabi Bhat, Abdul Rashid Parre and Sajid Rashid Parre. The case is registered on the basis of a written complaint. The complainant claimed that the accused, led by Patwari Khurshid Ahmed Bhat, described the accused as the land owner and signed an agreement to sell seven channels and two Marla countries in Mauja Nunar, Ganderbal. The spokesman said the country was falsely described by the accused, while it was a migrant Kashmiri Pandit and was under the power of the lawyer near a third party. The complainant said that before the fraud was discovered, he paid Rs 1.19 crore out of a total of Rs 2.76 crore. Initial investigation revealed false documents, pseudo-pseudo-related criminal conspiracy, provisional visible offenses are established in terms of section 420, 468, 471 and 120-B of the Indian Criminal Code (IPC). The spokesman said the case was incurred and that a case was registered with the police station of the Economic Offenses Branch.