In a significant development, authorities have registered criminal cases against seven individuals residing abroad after discovering that they had obtained illegal “khata” (property ownership document) for government land in Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka. The revelation has sparked a probe into potential fraudulent land transactions and calls for rectifying the illegal ownership claims.
The individuals in question were found to possess “khata” documents for government land, raising suspicions of a widespread land ownership scam. Investigations are underway to determine the extent of this alleged fraudulent activity and identify any accomplices involved in the illicit acquisition of government land documents.
The authorities have emphasized the importance of preserving government land and maintaining the integrity of land records. Stringent action will be taken against those found guilty of manipulating the system to gain unauthorized control over government-owned properties.
This discovery underscores the need for enhanced vigilance in monitoring and safeguarding government land records to prevent unlawful encroachments and fraudulent activities. Authorities have urged citizens to report any suspicious land transactions or ownership claims to ensure the accuracy and legality of land records.
Efforts are ongoing to rectify the situation, nullify the illegal khata, and restore the rightful ownership of government land in Chikkamagaluru. The government remains committed to upholding the law and addressing such cases to maintain the sanctity of land ownership and property rights within the state.
