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- Officials of the Chickaballapur city municipality, including Commissioner Mansoor Ali, face allegations of creating fake documents to illegally transfer about 24 acres of government land, worth around Rs 100 crore, to a private individual from Bengaluru.
- The land in Anakanuru village includes railway property, pond areas, a stormwater canal, and government B-kharab land, and an e-khata was allegedly created despite lacking land conversion approval, urban development department sanction, or ownership records.
- A former municipality member and social activist, Ameer Mohammad Sadiq, has compiled documents and filed a complaint with the Deputy Commissioner seeking a full investigation.
- The Commissioner has called it an oversight, saying a report has been sent to senior officials to cancel the khata, but there are public demands for criminal cases and disciplinary action, with suspected real estate involvement.
What to watch next
- Action by the Deputy Commissioner on the complaint seeking a comprehensive investigation.
- Whether senior officials cancel the illegal e-khata as per the Commissioner's reported submission.
- Whether criminal cases and disciplinary action are initiated against the named officials.
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Named India · Chickaballapur Nagar Sabha · Ameer Mohammad Sadique · C.R. Veena · Krishnaraju · Mansur Ali · Neelambari · Raghavendra · V.R. Venkatesh
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