Raipur police in Dehradun have arrested 2 accused wanted in an alleged land-fraud case involving property mortgaged to a bank. Police said the suspects had been absconding for about 1.5 years and were each carrying a ₹10,000 reward.

The arrests were announced by Dehradun Police in a statement describing the action as part of SSP Doon’s crackdown on alleged land mafias. The case concerns an alleged fraud of ₹40 lakh.

Alleged mortgaged-property deal

According to police, the accused allegedly negotiated the sale of property that had already been mortgaged to a bank. The transaction allegedly resulted in a ₹40 lakh financial fraud.

The suspects were being sought in connection with the case registered at Raipur police station. The available police account identifies them as accused and does not establish guilt through a court judgment.

Arrests and investigation

Raipur police carried out the arrests after the 2 accused remained wanted for about 1.5 years. Police had announced a ₹10,000 reward for each suspect.

Further details about the accused, the complainant, the property and the exact stage of the investigation were not provided in the available statement. The case will proceed through the applicable legal process.

Conclusion

Raipur police have arrested 2 accused in an alleged ₹40 lakh land-fraud case involving property that was reportedly mortgaged to a bank. Both suspects had been wanted for about 1.5 years and carried individual rewards of ₹10,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How many people were arrested?

Police arrested 2 accused in the case.

Q. Which police station handled the case?

The arrests were made by Raipur police in Dehradun.

Q. What was the alleged fraud amount?

Police said the alleged fraud involved ₹40 lakh.

Q. What type of property was involved?

The property had allegedly been mortgaged to a bank before it was offered in a deal.

Q. How long had the accused been wanted?

Police said the 2 accused had been absconding for about 1.5 years.

Q. What reward had been announced?

A ₹10,000 reward had been announced for each accused.