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Fake will used to grab land: 4 booked for fraud

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 30, 2025 23:50 IST

Lokmat News NetworkChhatrapati SambhajinagarFour accused have been booked by Chikalthana police for allegedly attempting to usurp 66 ...

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Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

Four accused have been booked by Chikalthana police for allegedly attempting to usurp 66 gunthas of land in Gandheli-Bagtalaon using a forged will.

Razzak Fakira Shaikh of Antarwali (Nevasa), along with Ansar Khan Pathan (Gandheli), Moin Shaikh (Kanchanwadi), Mahadev Mungse, and others allegedly created a fake will showing the death of Shaikh Dagdu alias Nanhu Shaikh in 2001 though he actually died in 2014. The land originally belonged to Dagdu Shaikh, who owned 1 hectare 44 gunthas; 66 gunthas remain with his grandson and complainant, Jafar Shaikh. The accused used the forged will to claim inheritance and transferred ownership at the Nevasa sub-registrar office. However, an RTI reply from the Nevasa Panchayat Samiti revealed no record of Dagdu’s 2001 death. The city tehsil office later cancelled the mutation. Police sub-inspector Uttam Nagargoje is probing the case.

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