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25 Arrested in Lucknow for Attempted Forcible Land Occupation

Summary

  • Police arrested 25 people for trying to occupy disputed land
  • Accused used forged documents to claim ownership
  • Key suspects have criminal records for serious offenses

On Monday, police in Lucknow arrested 25 people for attempting to forcibly occupy a disputed piece of land the previous day. According to the authorities, a group of around 40-50 people arrived at the 1.5-hectare plot with tractors, cars, and motorcycles, trying to take control of the property.

This led to a confrontation between the complainant, Arun Kumar Singh, and the opposing party led by Anuj Singh. Police officers, including the inspector-in-charge, rushed to the site and tried to mediate the situation, but the second party refused to back down.

Fearing a breach of peace, the police took 25 of the accused into custody under section 170 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS). An FIR was also registered against the group, who allegedly used a forged notarized sale agreement as the basis for their claim.

Interestingly, several of the arrested individuals have criminal records, including key accused Anuj Singh, who has been named in multiple past FIRs involving serious charges like attempted murder, extortion, and violation of the Explosives Act.

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FAQ

Police arrested 25 people in Kunaura village for attempting to forcibly occupy a piece of disputed land.
Anuj Singh, Vishal Singh alias Gappu, and Mahendra Pratap Singh were among the key accused, all of whom have past criminal cases.
The accused allegedly used a forged notarized sale agreement on a Rs100 stamp paper as the basis for their claim to the 1.5-hectare plot.

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