Friday, 09 June 2023

 

 

LATEST NEWS Dr. Asgar Hassan Samoon reviews implementation of skill initiatives in Polytechnic Colleges, ITIs across J&K Union Law Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal visits Rajouri DC Srinagar Mohammad Aijaz Asad reviews progress of implementation of National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) District level Bankers' seminar on credit needs in Agriculture & Allied sectors held at Udhampur SP College in collaboration with SKIMS Bemina organises Blood Donation Camp Ashwini Kumar Choubey Visits Bandipora, stresses on Eco tourism promotion and Eco Clubs District Level Agriculture Credit Seminar for promotion of Agriculture Credit Linked Schemes held at Lal Mandi Tariq Ahmad Zargar visits Bandipora; Inspects PMAY (G) Verification Camps CEO ERA, World Bank team inspect work on 120 bedded specialized Bone & Joints hospital, Barzulla Mandeep Kaur visits Kulgam; Inaugurates, inspects RDD projects DC Baramulla Dr. Syed Sehrish Asgar chairs DLTFC meeting ‘Heroes of Kupwara’ : DC Kupwara Dr. Doifode Sagar Dattatray felicitates noted environmentalist Abdul Ahad Khan DDC Shopian Faz Lul Haseeb & Director Horticulture chair District Level Bankers Seminar at Shopian One day District Level Bankers Seminar held at GDC Kupwara DM Pulwama Dr Basharat Qayoom chairs DLSCC meeting, clears SRO 43 cases One Day District level Bankers Credit Seminar under HADP held at Budgam Samba : Bankers’ Seminar discusses measures to address credit issues in Agriculture and Allied sectors Samba admin establishes facilitation cell to assist setting up of new industries District Hub for Empowerment of Women Mission Shakti holds awareness programme at village Saroon DC Doda inspects progress of work on Goha-Khellani stretch of National Highway DIET Doda, Pratham Collaborate to Host School Readiness Mela

 

Vigilance Bureau Arrests Two Accused For Colluding In Selling Plot To Former Minister's Son At Throw Away Price

Court Sent Accused To 6 Days Police Remand

Vigilance Bureau, Crime News Punjab, Punjab Police, Police, Crime News, State Vigilance Bureau

Web Admin

Web Admin

5 Dariya News

Chandigarh , 30 Mar 2023

The Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) during its ongoing campaign against corruption in the state, has nominated four persons as accused in a corruption case including Harpreet Singh son of former forest minister Sadhu Singh Dharmsot on the charges of buying a plot for Rs 60 lakh and selling it on the same day for only Rs 25 lakh to the ministers' son.

In this case, after arresting the accused Rajesh Kumar Chopra and Raj Kumar Nagpal, the VB has produced them in the court of Mohali and obtained 6-day police remand.  Further investigation of this case was under progress.

Disclosing this here today, a spokesman of the VB said the Bureau had already registered a FIR number 06 dated 06-02-2023, under section 13(1), 13(2) of the Prevention of Corruption Act at the Vigilance Bureau Flying Squad, Punjab in Mohali police station. 

During the investigation of this case, it was found that the accused Raj Kumar Nagpal, resident of Sector 8, Panchkula, Haryana had obtained the LOI of Plot No. 2023, Sector-88 Mohali from Gurminder Singh Gill, Resident of House No. 1677, Phase-3B-2 Mohali, for Rs.60 lakh after purchasing one affidavit (No. AE773271) on 27.11.2018. 

He had purchased another affidavit in the same series on the same day (No. AE773272) and sold the same plot for only Rs 25 lakh on the basis of this affidavit to Harpreet Singh, son of former Punjab Forest Minister Sadhu Singh Dharamsot, after reducing the price of around Rs 35 lakh.At the time of purchase and sale of this plot, accused Rajesh Kumar Chopra, resident of Sector 82 JLPL, Mohali signed as a witness, he informed.

He further said during the probe, it was also found that out of the amount of Rs 60 lakh, Rs 22,50,000 were already deposited in the account of the said accused Raj Kumar by accused Rajesh Kumar Chopra, the proprietor of Anmol Umpire Private Limited, Harpreet Singh son of Sadhu Singh Dharamsot transferred 25,00,000 and Rs.12,10,000 were deposited by others. 

It has came to light that Raj Kumar Sarpanch, Property Dealer, Jujhar Nagar, Mohali and resident of Phase 6, Mohali had played an important role for Harpreet Singh to procure this LOI from Raj Kumar.

The spokesperson further added that there was no record in the files of Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) about this LOI issued in the name of Raj Kumar by plot owner Gurminder Singh Gill. This plot was directly transferred from the name of Gurminder Singh Gill in the name of the said Harpreet Singh.

He further informed that in this way Raj Kumar Nagpal, Rajesh Kumar Chopra property dealer, Raj Kumar Sarpanch property dealer and Harpreet Singh son of Sadhu Singh Dharmsot had procured and purchased this LOI through Raj Kumar on the basis of different fake entries and in connived with each other to purchase and sell the said plot costing about Rs 60 lakh for only Rs 25 lakh to Harpreet Singh.

He informed that on the basis of findings, the VB has amended the FIR by adding section 420, 465, 467, 468, 471, 120-B of IPC and section 12 of the Prevention of Corruption Act and nominated Harpreet Singh son of Sadhu Singh Dharamsot resident of Annia Road, Amloh, Raj Kumar Nagpal, Rajesh Kumar Chopra and Raj Kumar Sarpanch as an accused. In this case, two accused Rajesh Kumar Chopra and Raj Kumar Nagpal have been arrested on 28.03.2023 and the search for the rest is on.

 

Tags: Vigilance Bureau , Crime News Punjab , Punjab Police , Police , Crime News , State Vigilance Bureau

 

 

related news

 

 

 

Photo Gallery

 

 

Video Gallery

 

 

5 Dariya News RNI Code: PUNMUL/2011/49000
© 2011-2023 | 5 Dariya News | All Rights Reserved
Powered by: CDS PVT LTD