Eight gang members who allegedly created the produced documents for the sale of open land in Rampally and the surrounding areas was arrested by a team of special operations (SOT) Bhongra along with the police Keesar. | Photo Credit: By Agreement
Eight gang members, which allegedly created the produced documents for the sale of open land in Rampally and the surrounding areas, was arrested during a joint operation by a team of special operations (SOT) Bongir and Keesar Police. The gang identified unoccupied land and counterfeit ownership documents to carry out fraudulent sales, with the total value of targeted real estate estimated at the CRORE 5 GBP.
The arrests were identified as Beguda Aravind aka till, 30, wheel mechanic; Sampangi Suresh aka Pavan, 32; Eega Hari Prasad, 38; Chekkala somnath alias somaiah, 51 years, all real estate traders; Nagendra prasad boiler alias Raghunath Reddy aka Raghu, 45 years, creditor; Mir Mohammed Hussain aka Rajkumar, 32 years, graphic designer; Yamjala Shekar, 32, graphic designer and veramachineni Vanaja, 40, private employee. Finally, 10 other accused, including Amarender, Manik, Ahmed and Muska Sunil Kumar, remains free.
During the operation, the police confiscated laptops, printers, scanners, forged documents on characteristics, false certificates, identity evidence, mobile phones, quads and equipment used to produce counterfeit papers and stamps.
Seized documents Photo Credit: By Agreement
The investigation revealed that the main charges of Aravind, Suresh and Hari Prasad, all the residents of the Rampally Village in Keesar, conspired to identify free land whose owners were older or lived outside the city. Then they got into others, including Nagendra Praad and Mohammed Hussain to create false sales lists, a certificate of legal heritage and even the death certificates of the original owners. These documents were used to issue justified heirs and fraudulent transactions.
In one case, the gang reportedly created false death certificates of the conspiracy owner and his wife, along with devised legal documents, allowing Vanaja to issue the heir and perform the sales list. In another, they created counterfeit selling documents and identity evidence to claim property despite the ongoing civic case. The defendant also allegedly falsified the passport and power of attorney in the name of the former operator to facilitate illegal sale.
The police said that while Nagendra Prasad and Hariprasad were found to be involved in at least four criminal cases, Somnath has been appointed in three cases since 2016. Rachakond police urged the public to verify the authenticity of non -udic mosquitoes and property documents and assets through government authorities
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Published – August 28 2025 20:30
