Two retired revenue officials among four arrested in land grabbing case

PTI / Nov 26, 2024, 04:16 IST

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Two retired revenue officials among four arrested in land grabbing case

Jammu: Four persons, including two former revenue officials, were arrested for their alleged involvement in an eight-year-old case related to land grabbing here, Crime Branch of Jammu and Kashmir Police said on Monday. The arrested accused, including a retired Tehsildar and a retired Girdawar, were among eight persons earlier chargesheeted in the case, which was registered in 2016 following a written complaint lodged by a widow Koushalaya Devi, a resident of Dangray village in R S Pura tehsil, duly endorsed by CJM, Jammu, a spokesperson of the crime branch said. Devi alleged that her husband was allotted land in Suchetgarh but the accused, in connivance with the revenue officials, got the land transferred and mutated in their favour on the basis of forged documents. pti

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