CDA official arrested for illegal property transfer using fake NOC
CDA Official Arrested for Illegal Property Transfer
A CDA official arrested for illegal property transfer has triggered serious concerns over corruption within the Capital Development Authority after police registered an FIR against a senior officer accused of unlawfully transferring a Rs. 40 million residential property using a fake no-objection certificate (NOC). Authorities confirmed that the CDA official arrested for illegal property transfer allegedly abused his official position to facilitate the fraudulent transaction.
FIR Registered Against Senior CDA Officer
Police officials said the case was registered at Abpara Police Station against the Additional Director Land and Rehabilitation at the CDA. The FIR alleges that the officer played a central role in issuing fake documentation to enable the illegal transfer of property.
Complainant Details Rs. 40 Million Transaction
According to the FIR, the complainant stated that he purchased a house valued at Rs. 40 million in Sector I-10/4 and completed the transfer through CDA’s one-window operation, believing the process to be lawful and officially approved.
Fake NOC Allegedly Issued After Financial Dealings
Investigators said a fake NOC was allegedly issued by the accused officer to clear the transfer. The FIR claims that the document was generated following financial dealings involving millions of rupees, raising serious allegations of financial misconduct and abuse of authority.
Transfer Cancelled After Payment, Causing Heavy Loss
The FIR further states that after the alleged payment was received, the accused officer later cancelled the property transfer, leaving the complainant with a financial loss of Rs. 40 million. The complainant maintains that the entire transaction was conducted through fraudulent means.
Investigation Launched, Past Allegations Surface
Police records confirm that the case has been formally registered and an investigation has been initiated. Sources revealed that similar allegations of receiving illegal payments had previously been raised against the same officer, though no formal action had been taken earlier.
Business Community Complaints Ignored Earlier
Members of the business community had reportedly lodged complaints with the CDA Chairman’s Office regarding the officer’s conduct. However, officials said no action was taken until the FIR was formally registered.
Legal Proceedings to Follow Investigation Outcome
Authorities stated that further legal action will depend on the findings of the investigation, as law enforcement continues to examine documents, financial trails, and official records linked to the illegal transfer.