Five arrested for creating fake registration documents and selling lands in Krishna district
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Police in Krishna district arrested five individuals for allegedly creating fraudulent property documents to sell land belonging to others.
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- Police arrested five people accused of forging registration documents to sell land without the owners' permission.
- The gang specifically targeted vacant plots belonging to vulnerable groups such as senior citizens and NRIs.
- Investigations revealed the use of fake death certificates and impersonation to facilitate these illegal property transfers.
- Law enforcement officials have warned the public to monitor their property status to prevent similar fraudulent activities.
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- Additional arrests are expected in connection with the fraudulent land sale case.
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Kosuri Dharmendra
Gannavaram Deputy Superintendent of Police
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“The gang targeted senior citizens, bedridden patients and NRIs, and sold valuable properties”
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…The Penamaluru police of Krishna district arrested a five-member gang on Saturday for allegedly creating fake registration documents for vacant lands and selling them without the knowledge of the original owners. The gang targeted senior citizens, bedridden patients and NRIs, and sold valuable properties , Gannavaram Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Kosuri Dharmendra said. Acting on a complaint lodged by a victim, a team led by Penamaluru Circle Inspector N. Venkata Narayana and Sub-Inspectors Sandeep and Sudhakar…
“The accused allegedly created fake death certificates for the landowner and his wife and registered the property in the name of Adireddy, who was also a member of the gang. They also produced a woman as the daughter of the couple, while their actual daughter was living abroad”
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…Kanuru village. The arrested were M. Adireddy, M. Venkata Ramana Phani Kumar, U. Sambasiva Udaya Bhaskar, R. Shiva Anjaneyulu alias RMP Shiva and K. Amaleswara Rao, natives of NTR and Krishna districts, the DSP said. The accused allegedly created fake death certificates for the landowner and his wife and registered the property in the name of Adireddy, who was also a member of the gang. They also produced a woman as the daughter of the couple, while their actual daughter was living abroad , Mr. Dharmendra said. The gang’s modus operandi was to identify vacant plots that had remained unused for a long time and create fake documents to facilitate their sale, the Circle Inspector said. More persons were…
N. Venkata Narayana
Circle Inspector
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“The gang’s modus operandi was to identify vacant plots that had remained unused for a long time and create fake documents to facilitate their sale”
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…wife and registered the property in the name of Adireddy, who was also a member of the gang. They also produced a woman as the daughter of the couple, while their actual daughter was living abroad, Mr. Dharmendra said. The gang’s modus operandi was to identify vacant plots that had remained unused for a long time and create fake documents to facilitate their sale , the Circle Inspector said. More persons were likely to be arrested in connection with the case, he added. Superintendent of Police V. Vidyasagar Naidu appreciated the Penamaluru police for apprehending the gang and…
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