GURUGRAM: In an try to highlight the government’s apathy towards resident’s proceedings, a Gurugram farmer has positioned a big bet to get the state govt’s attention. Krishan Lamba positioned a cheque of Rs 10 lakh along side his grievance, and submitted it to the CM Window on February 18. He alleged an acre of land initially earmarked for a gaushala in Chauma village, has been illegally occupied by local land mafia in connivance with MCG officers.
A copy of the grievance, accessed by TOI, states the government can en-cash the Rs 10 lakh cheque if the grievance is located invalid, and use it underneath the CM Relief Fund. However, if the grievance is legitimate, the government should act against the ones involved.
“This land was once previous underneath the village panchayat. It was once later transferred to MCG. Subsequently, local land mafia, along side some MCG officers, have encroached on an acre of the land marked for the gaushala,” mentioned Lamba. He added he is sure of the scam and sought after the government to behave on it straight away, hence the gesture of striking the cheque in the grievance.
Lamba was once the village sarpanch years in the past. Now he does farming and is involved with social issues. “I made the grievance simply because I saw one thing improper taking place. Beyond that, I don't have any connection with the land,” mentioned Lamba.
His gesture did have the desired impact, as the subject caught leader minister Manohar Lal Khattar’s attention, who has now ordered an inquiry into the subject.
“The leader minister has requested us to conduct and inquiry into the role of officers, and post the record inside the following few weeks,” mentioned MCG commissioner Yashpal Yadav.
On Saturday, Lamba was once known as to the district criticism committee meeting in Khattar’s presence. “My subject was once listed in the meeting, and I used to be known as there in the presence of the CM. I used to be told an FIR has been filed against the ones involved,” mentioned Lamba.
The FIR has been filed underneath sections 188 (disobedience of order by public servant), 447 (prison trespass) and 34 (common intent) of the IPC, against three people — Surender Mandal, Sunil Gulia and Upender Malik — all residents of Chauma village. Lamba despite the fact that isn't totally happy but, as no motion has been taken against MCG officers who he alleged are involved in the fraud.
“While they've filed a police grievance against the land mafia, there is not any point out of the officers involved,” mentioned Lamba.
A copy of the grievance, accessed by TOI, states the government can en-cash the Rs 10 lakh cheque if the grievance is located invalid, and use it underneath the CM Relief Fund. However, if the grievance is legitimate, the government should act against the ones involved.
“This land was once previous underneath the village panchayat. It was once later transferred to MCG. Subsequently, local land mafia, along side some MCG officers, have encroached on an acre of the land marked for the gaushala,” mentioned Lamba. He added he is sure of the scam and sought after the government to behave on it straight away, hence the gesture of striking the cheque in the grievance.
Lamba was once the village sarpanch years in the past. Now he does farming and is involved with social issues. “I made the grievance simply because I saw one thing improper taking place. Beyond that, I don't have any connection with the land,” mentioned Lamba.
His gesture did have the desired impact, as the subject caught leader minister Manohar Lal Khattar’s attention, who has now ordered an inquiry into the subject.
“The leader minister has requested us to conduct and inquiry into the role of officers, and post the record inside the following few weeks,” mentioned MCG commissioner Yashpal Yadav.
On Saturday, Lamba was once known as to the district criticism committee meeting in Khattar’s presence. “My subject was once listed in the meeting, and I used to be known as there in the presence of the CM. I used to be told an FIR has been filed against the ones involved,” mentioned Lamba.
The FIR has been filed underneath sections 188 (disobedience of order by public servant), 447 (prison trespass) and 34 (common intent) of the IPC, against three people — Surender Mandal, Sunil Gulia and Upender Malik — all residents of Chauma village. Lamba despite the fact that isn't totally happy but, as no motion has been taken against MCG officers who he alleged are involved in the fraud.
“While they've filed a police grievance against the land mafia, there is not any point out of the officers involved,” mentioned Lamba.
Farmer places Rs 10 lakh cheque in complaint, catches Haryana CM’s eye
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