Jodhpur: About a week after the former MP Naguar Jyoti Mirdha filed a complaint against his uncle Bhanu Prakash Mirdha and 12 others for the apropriation of his shares of the Parental property, the other party had mentioned his false accusations and had questioned the submission of the case afterwards.
Speaking with the media on Wednesday, his uncle claimed part of the land had been sold in 1988 and the money obtained had been divided between brothers.
“Everything in the note and no change has ever happened with respect to these documents until now.
I do not know why he filed a case against me after 33 years”, said Mirdha.
Sharing several documents with the media, Bhanu Prakash Mirdha said that during submission of nominations before the contested Lok Sabha election in 2009, Jyoti had given the description of its properties but no one mentioned the part he now complained.
“This clearly shows bad intentions behind this case against us with a view to slander our family’s social and political reputation”, he said, adding that his accusation was evil and wrong.
Supporting it, Vijay Poonia, husband of former USHA POONIA tourism minister – another party in this case – Jodhpur’s development authority said earning lease and it was followed by the right procedure and notice in the newspaper.
“Even Jyoti and his sister have given a statement in the court in writing after the death of RAM Prakash Mirdha that they will still use their respective land shares and there is no division of 4 bghas land that has been sold,” said Poonia, added that when everything was inside Their knowledge, why has this problem be raised now this way.
Jyoti has a police case against 13 people including Uncle Bhanu Prakash accusing apropriation of 4 BIGHA land in the Chaupasni police station area from the property of parents who made it dark.
In a complaint registered by the Chopasni Housing Board police station with a court order, the former MP has accused his uncle, as well as a former MP, Bhanu Prakash Mirdha sold a portion of 50 BIGHA land in the Chopasni area of ​​Ram’s father Niwas Mirdha.