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Lalla Bihari was found to be the main source after the AMC and the city police continued for almost three days to relieve the biggest pressure on Chandola Lake in Ahmedabad. The crime branch has seized 35.22 lakh cases, including jewelry, including jewelry, including gold and silver jewelry, from Lalla’s wife’s house searching in four different houses.
Ahmedabad: In the Chandola case, accused Mahmood alias Lalla Pathan gave illegal houses to Bangladeshi intruded citizens to rent. The evidence has also received 43 rental agreements to the Crime Branch. It is suspected to be bogus by using a tenant document such as Aadhar card, PAN card to create this rental agreement.
A total of 35.22 lakh cases have also been seized during the police investigation and after searching the house of Lalla Bihari’s wife and jewelry, including jewelry in gold and silver. So, during the interrogation that Lalla Bihari’s son Fateh Mohammed is in custody of the Crime Branch, the police confessed to the details of four different houses and a godown. Where the police found 35.22 lakh cases including 289.830 grams of gold, 289 grams of silver, 9.73 lakh cash, money counting machine, watch, mobile from the house of Lalla’s first wife, Jamilabanu, searching for different teams of Crime Branch.
How was Lalla’s illegal trade?
During the Crime Branch investigation, it is also revealed that both Lalla Bihari and her son Fateh Mohammed together were illegally pursued in Chandola Lake and rented a total of roofs, houses, shops, godowns. In which the monthly rent of a house was charged Rs 5,000. And the party plot was also rented at the wedding ceremony and charged a day’s fare 15 thousand. On the other hand, a 24-hour charge of parking was also found in the Purana Lake, Rs 20/-of two-wheeler, and Rs 30/-of Lari, and Rs 40/-for three-wheeler and Rs 60/-for four-wheeler. Thus, for the last several years, Lalla Bihari illegally took a huge economic benefit from government property. It remains to be seen what brings new revelations during the Crime Branch remand.
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
