10.3 C
London
Sunday, February 23, 2025
HomeNewsED raids premises of Goa Comunidade ex-Attorney in illegal land allotment case

ED raids premises of Goa Comunidade ex-Attorney in illegal land allotment case

Related stories

J&K police release list of seized assets used for terrorism

Jammu, Feb 16 : The police in Jammu and...

Israel says 4 mln citizens vaccinated against Covid-19

Jerusalem, Feb 17 : Israeli officials announced that some...

Hungary to receive first shipment of Chinese vaccines

Beijing, Feb 17 : A Hungarian cargo plane loaded...

Panaji (Goa), Nov 7 : The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Saturday said that it carried out searches at the residential premises of the former Attorney of Comunidade of Serula (a land pool) and a then official of Comunidade and others in connection with its probe into an illegal land allotment case in Goa.
The ED said that it carried out searches at the residence of Agnelo C. Lobo, former Attorney of Comunidade of Serula, Reginaldo Lobo, former official of Comunidade, Joseph D’Sa, former clerk, and Rajesh Suhas Verenkar, under the provisions of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) in illegal allotment of plots as well as illegal acquisition of land belonging to Comunidade of Serula.
The ED has registered a case on the basis of the FIR lodged by Goa Police’s Crime Branch.
According to the FIR, the members of the Managing Committee of Comunidade of Serula were involved in illegal allotment of plots by fraudulently citing and using duplicate file numbers pertaining to the files of Offices of various administrators of the Comunidade and Gazette Notifications of government of Goa, thereby cheating the Comunidade of Serula and other authorities.
“During searches incriminating documents and records relating to the illegal allotment or acquisition of plots or land belonging to the Comunidade of Serula were seized,” the ED said.
The financial probe agency said that the incriminating documents include blank Indian stamp papers of the 1960s, old blank papers having Portuguese stamps which were then used for making forged documents and deeds of sale for illegal acquisition of land belonging to the Comunidade.

Subscribe

- Never miss a story with notifications

- Gain full access to our premium content

- Browse free from up to 5 devices at once

Latest stories