Archive · 24 Aug 2025
Aligarh Police Attach Land Worth Rs 33 Crore in Land Mafia Crackdown
The Aligarh Police seized land worth a lot of money (about 33 crore rupees) from people who were doing illegal things with land.
This was ordered by a court and the Chief Minister.
These people, known as land mafias, were tricking others by selling land without permission and not giving them the land they paid for.
Two people have been charged with breaking the law.
Aligarh Police attached land worth approximately Rs 33 crore.
The action followed a court order and instructions from the Chief Minister.
The land was confiscated from individuals linked to land mafia activity.
Two men, Mohammad Sharib Tasneem and Saad Rahman, were booked.
They allegedly cheated investors by selling land without proper approvals.
- Who
- Aligarh Police, Mohammad Sharib Tasneem, and Saad Rahman.
- What
- Aligarh Police attached land worth approximately Rs 33 crore.
- When
- August 23 (based on the article's publication date); the timeframe of the operation is not explicitly stated.
- Where
- Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- To curb land mafias and address fraudulent land dealings.
Accused
Aligarh Police
Fraudulent Land Dealing
Accused
They allegedly caused economic and material loss to investors.
Aligarh Police
N/A
- Seized Property Value
- ₹33 crore
- Location
- Tappal police station area
- Land Area
- 15,200 square meters
- Accused
- Mohammad Sharib Tasneem and Saad Rahman
- Action Taken Under
- Section 107, BNSS
