Roorkee police have registered a first information report against Dhandera resident Virendra Singh over allegations of land fraud involving 63 lakh. The complaint alleges that Singh presented himself as the authorised power-of-attorney holder for a property and accepted the money after arranging its sale.
The FIR was registered at Kotwali Roorkee on a complaint from Rajveer Singh, a resident of Azad Nagar. Police have included allegations relating to cheating, forgery and threats. The case remains under investigation, and the allegations have not been established in court.
Alleged land transaction
According to the complaint, Virendra Singh claimed to hold the power of attorney for the land. Rajveer Singh alleges that a forged and fabricated document was used to complete the transaction and execute the sale deed. He says he paid 63 lakh in return for the property.
The complainant later says the landowner informed him that the power of attorney used for the sale deed was not genuine. After learning this, Rajveer Singh allegedly contacted Virendra Singh, who he claims admitted that the sale deed had been executed using a forged document.
The complaint further states that the accused assured him that the money would be returned and the sale deed would be cancelled. A written agreement dated 7 August 2026 allegedly required the full amount to be repaid by 10 September and the sale deed to be cancelled.
Complaint and police investigation
Rajveer Singh alleges that the deadline passed without repayment or cancellation of the sale deed. He also claims that repeated requests for the money were met with delays. According to the complaint, an argument followed, during which he was allegedly abused and threatened with death.
Singh then approached the police. The investigation has been assigned to sub-inspector Satendra Bhandari. Police officials said investigators would examine the allegations and verify the documents connected with the transaction.
The FIR marks the beginning of the criminal investigation. It does not by itself establish that the accused committed the alleged offences. The police inquiry will determine the authenticity of the power of attorney, the circumstances of the sale deed and the financial transaction.
Conclusion
Roorkee police are investigating a complaint alleging that 63 lakh was taken through a land transaction based on a forged power of attorney. Investigators will examine the relevant documents and other allegations before taking further action.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the case about?
The case concerns an allegation that 63 lakh was taken through a land sale involving a forged power of attorney.
Q. Where was the FIR registered?
The FIR was registered at Kotwali Roorkee.
Q. Who filed the complaint?
Rajveer Singh, a resident of Azad Nagar, filed the complaint.
Q. Who has been named in the FIR?
Dhandera resident Virendra Singh has been named in the FIR.
Q. What does the complaint allege happened after the transaction?
It alleges that the money was not returned, the sale deed was not cancelled and threats were made when repayment was sought.
Q. Who is investigating the case?
Sub-inspector Satendra Bhandari has been assigned the investigation.
Q. What will police examine?
Police will examine the allegations and the documents related to the transaction, including the power of attorney.
