ACB CONTINUES RAIDS ON TS SUB REGISTRAR OFFICES
Genuine owners of property have been suffering with litigations by land grabbers for years. In some cases, the Supreme Court ruled in favour of the owners but illegal constructions at the site continue to plague them.
A retired employee from secretariat purchased a plot in a colony under Manikonda 15 years back. When he visited the plot, someone had constructed a house. They claimed to be the owners of the land and had registration documents. Later, the victim came to know that the developer of the colony cheated him by selling the same plot to others.
An RTI activist from Manikonda P. Suresh said the victim approached District Court, High Court and even Supreme Court of India. “The developer initially registered The Anti-Corruption Bureau on Thursday continued its raids on sub-registrar offices in Hyderabad and other districts.
An official source said that 10 teams deputed for the raids were gathering information from the offices. “We are gathering transactions and registrations of documents information the plot on the victim’s name but later without his knowledge, he cancelled the registration and sold it to others. The final judgement in SC was in his favour and he got justice after 15 years struggle. Now, both the developer and plot owner that will be compiled and the stamp duty and capital gain details ascertained before taking an action. Seven teams are working outside GHMC and three are in GHMC,” the source said.
Talking about the searches at three arrested sub registrars’, the source said, “Our teams are observing the issue. Once we collect all the evidence, we’ll register cases.” are on a compromise. In order to implement the SC orders, he needed to approach court once again,” he said.
Mr. Tirunagari Venkata Ramana, an advocate dealing with civil cases said that judiciary system was leading to delay. LB Nagar police on Thursday arrested Gokaraju Subba Raju, Chairman and Managing Director of South India Research Institute (SIRI) for his links with the former LB Nagar sub registrar, T. Ramesh Chander Reddy, who was arrested on Wednesday.
Police said that Subba Raju has executed a sale deed for 10,950 square yards of land to ten private persons in connivance with sub registrar Ramesh Chander while he was posted in LB Nagar.
The land located near National Highway No 9 in LB Nagar had a market value of `35,000 per sq yard but Ramesh Chander, without considering the existing market value, adopted the market value at `13,000 per yard, causing a loss of around `1.5 crore to the government.
He was booked under Sections 420, 120 B and 409 of IPC and section 82 of Indian Registration Act and was arrested on Thursday. He was sent to judicial remand.