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Estates official booked for cheating

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Srinagar, Sep 28: Crime Branch on Friday registered case against an Estates department official for duping gullible people on the pretext of offering them government plots for residential purposes.

“Acting on a complaint, it was found that an official of Estates department projected himself as a member of an NGO involved in arranging plots for the needy people,” a Crime Branch spokesperson said, adding that the accused would induced people to pay money in advance for getting plots for them.

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One of the persons had approached the Crime Branch with a complaint that he had paid money to the Estates official but was neither given the residential plot nor was his money returned, the spokesperson said.

He said a probe revealed that the accused along with others had lured the complainant and his relatives into paying Rs. 7.5 lakh for the promised government plot.

A case (FIR no. 44/2018 U/S 420, 468, 471, 120-B RPC) was registered against the accused employee of the Estates department was registered, the spokesperson said.

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