Punjab: Two arrested for colluding in selling plot to Sadhu Singh Dharmsot's son at throwaway price
Chandigarh, March 30: The Punjab Vigilance Bureau (VB) has nominated four persons as accused in a corruption case, including Harpreet Singh, son of former forest minister Sadhu Singh Dharmsot, on the charges of buying a plot for Rs 60 lakh and selling it on the same day for only Rs 25 lakh to the minister's son.
After arresting accused Rajesh Kumar Chopra and Raj Kumar Nagpal, the Punjab Vigilance Bureau produced them in the court of Mohali and obtained six-day police remand. Further investigation of this case is under progress.
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At the time of the purchase and sale of this plot, accused Rajesh Kumar Chopra, a resident of Sector 82 JLPL, Mohali, signed as a witness.
During the probe, it was also found that out of the amount of Rs 60 lakh, Rs 22,50,000 were already deposited in the account of Raj Kumar by Rajesh Kumar Chopra, the proprietor of Anmol Umpire Private Limited; Harpreet Singh, son of Sadhu Singh Dharamsot, transferred Rs 25,00,000 and Rs 12,10,000 were deposited by others. It has came to light that Raj Kumar Sarpanch, property dealer, Jujhar Nagar, Mohali, and resident of Phase 6, Mohali had played an important role for Harpreet Singh to procure this LOI from Raj Kumar.
The spokesperson said there was no record in the files of Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) about this LOI issued in the name of Raj Kumar by plot owner Gurminder Singh Gill. This plot was directly transferred from the name of Gurminder Singh Gill in the name of the said Harpreet Singh.
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