Uttarakhand: This residential project of Dehradun came into controversy, Lots of IAS and IPS officers of Uttarakhand have taken land here
Did IAS and IPS officers become victims of fraud in the name of cheap land, or did the developers ignore all the rules under the guise of officials?
A residential project built on hundreds of bighas of land in Paundha, capital Dehradun, has now come into controversy. This is the project in which many IAS and IPS officers of Uttarakhand have bought land. Have the bureaucrats themselves become the victims of fraud? After the matter gained momentum, Now the state president of the opposition, Karan Mehra has also demanded that the entire matter be investigated by the sitting judge of the High Court. He says that in a case where land has been purchased by many senior IAS and IPS officers of the state, in such a situation any officer should be asked to investigate this matter. It would not be fair to get the matter investigated…
A report was given by the accountant regarding the land of Disha Project to be vested in the government in 2021.
After taking permission to cut a few trees, saws were used on thousands of lush green trees…Vikesh Negi Advocate
Allegations of including Golden Forest land in Disha Project…Vikesh Negi
If the land is wrong then how are the bureaucrats’ lands registered and filed rejected?
However, on the other hand, the advocate who came in defense of the project has termed the allegations as false and has said that the residential colony project will be built as per the rules, but now questions are being raised that the information collected by advocate Vikesh Negi through RTI is correct. Is it true or is the defense argument given by the lawyer of the project surrounded by all the allegations, that is why now it would be appropriate to get the investigation done by an independent agency or a sitting judge of the High Court in this matter to separate milk from water. According to advocate Vikesh Negi, to get an impartial investigation done in this entire matter, he will file a PIL in the High Court, however, now it remains to be seen what stand the government takes in this matter.
