8 months ago
Four Booked for Forged Patta Land Encroachment
In Hyderabad, four people tried to build houses on government land.
They showed fake papers saying the government gave them the land.
But the real government officials found out the papers were fake.
So, the government told the police to file a case against these four people.
The police are now investigating to find out how much land was involved and who else might be involved in making or using these fake papers.
Four individuals attempted to construct houses on government land in Kokapet, Hyderabad.
They presented forged pattas claiming government allotment of 80 square yards each.
Revenue authorities verified the documents and found them to be fake.
The Collector directed revenue officials to file a police complaint.
Police have registered a case and are investigating the extent of forgery and involvement of others.
- Who
- Four residents of Kokapet: K. Lakshma Reddy, R. Anil, R. Viswanath, R. Sunil
- What
- Attempted construction on government land using forged pattas
- Where
- Kokapet, Hyderabad, Survey No. 147
- When
- Information received and case registered on Wednesday
- Why
- To allegedly claim government land for construction
Key facts
- Location
- Kokapet, Hyderabad
- Survey Number
- 147
- Land Area
- 80 square yards per patta
- Accused
- K. Lakshma Reddy, R. Anil, R. Viswanath, R. Sunil
- Action Taken
- Police case registered, investigation ongoing




