Aided by Tahsildar, IGP accused of forgery to acquire land
- IGP Nanjundaswamy is accused of allegedly forging his uncle’s signature to acquires his land
- The officer is also alleged to have tampered with the family tree
- Despite a complaint to the chief minister, no action has been initiated, yet
FollowNanjundaswamy, IGP serving at the administration wing at the Police Commissioner’s office has been accused of allegedly forging his uncle’s signature to acquire his land. He is alleged to have registered in his mother's name.
The 24 Gunta land at survey no 572/6 at Malavalli village, Mandya district, actually belonged to one Dundamma through Gift Deed. However, the land is yet to be registered in her name. But , now the land has been registered in Nanjundaswamy’s mother’s name Sarojamma. It has been alleged that Nanjundaswamy allegedly misused his office, forged signature and got the land registered in Sarojamma's name, reports Suvarna News.
Meanwhile, Nanjundswamy's cousin - uncle's son - had lodged an objection to the tahsildar that the land should not be registered in Sarojamma’s name claiming that there were no documents to support the claim. However, Malavalli tahsildar Dinesh Chandra allegedly got the land registered in Sarojamma’s name within two days, despite the complaint. There are discrepancies in the Survey number and allegations of having the family tree corrected to suit the transaction. One Ashok Kumar had submitted a complaint to the Chief Minister Siddaramaiah but no action has been initiated, yet, it is said, reports Suvarna News.
