Vadodara: Five people from families living in Vastrical Road were ordered under the Grabbing Land Gujarat law (ban) on Wednesday because it had an ancestral land of entrepreneurs based in Mumbai.
Entrepreneurs named Mehul Bhuva told police that Anas Patel, Aarif Patel, Iqbal Patel, Noori Patel and Rahima Patel illegally entered the disputed land measuring 40,000 square feet in Vasna Road in October 2016.
The defendant began the food court in one part of the land in one part from the ground.
Rentifying other parts for the furniture showroom.
According to Bhuva complaints, one Mohammed Patel, which was associated with five accused, had transferred the disputed land according to his name through his father’s fake will.
Bhuva has filed a civil case in court here in 2009 when he learned it.
Kasing is still ongoing, but the court has made temporary commandments to maintain the land quo status.
In accordance with temporary orders, land ownership and ownership cannot be transferred to anyone until the court reaches the final assessment.
Bhuva said that the fifth was accused of violating to the disputed land and began commercial activities.
Police said that Bhuva had submitted an application to the Collectorate District to register a case under the Land Gujarat Grabbing Law (Prohibition).
After hearing this case, the district collector allowed registering a violation at the Gotri police station.