||Black and White Digital News|| By Parvinder Singh Editor In Chief ||Jammu || May 09, 2024

In a riveting press conference today,

Tony, accompanied by deceased Avtar Singh’s family members, who was murdered in Greater Kailash over a land dispute delivered a passionate plea for swift and decisive action against the pervasive land mafia operating in Jammu and Kashmir.

His statements were punctuated by strong condemnations of recent brutal crimes and pointed accusations against high-profile figures allegedly involved in the land scam.

*Synopsis:*

Tony vehemently denounced the activities of the land mafia, singling out Ravinder Kumar alias Gola Shah, who stands accused of orchestrating illicit land deals in connivance with corrupt revenue officials. He disclosed shocking details of how Gola Shah managed to sell the same piece of land to multiple buyers with the complicity of authorities.

Tony urged Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha to take stern action against these influential perpetrators. He emphasized the urgent need for intervention to root out the entrenched corruption within the revenue department and beyond.

Tony revealed a deeply entrenched nexus between Gola Shah and high-ranking revenue officials, casting doubt on the integrity of the land transactions and accusing them of perpetrating a systematic fraud that has defrauded countless innocent buyers.

Despite calls for a CBI enquiry, Tony expressed unwavering faith in the current administration led by LG Manoj Sinha, the Director General of Police R.R. Swain, and the Special Investigation Team (SIT) under the supervision of SSP Dr. Vinod Kumar. He dismissed demands for a CBI probe as distractions aimed at diverting attention from the crucial mission of dismantling the land mafia.

Tony made sensational allegations against Commissioner GAD Sanjeev Verma, accusing him of obstructing the investigation from his position in the secretariat. He demanded a thorough probe into the role of officials suspected of complicity in the land scams.

In a poignant moment, Tony highlighted the sacrilegious nature of Gola Shah’s activities, claiming that the mansion in which Gola Shah resides was illicitly built on land belonging to a sacred Shiv Mandir. He questioned the moral compass of those who could perpetrate such offenses against both man and deity.

In an emotionally charged atmosphere, Tony’s words echoed the sentiments of many who have suffered at the hands of the land mafia in Jammu and Kashmir. He painted a vivid picture of the brazen audacity of the accused, who have reportedly exploited their positions of influence to commit widespread fraud and deceit. The gravity of the situation was underscored by Tony’s firm resolve to see justice served, not just for his family, but for all victims of this insidious network.

The press conference served as a rallying cry for accountability and transparency within the administration. Tony’s unwavering trust in the local authorities reflects a broader hope that meaningful action will be taken swiftly to dismantle the entrenched networks of corruption that have plagued the region.

As the investigation unfolds under the watchful eyes of the LG and the dedicated SIT, the people of Jammu and Kashmir await concrete actions that will bring the land mafia to justice and restore faith in the integrity of land transactions. Tony’s courageous stand against the shadowy forces of corruption has galvanized public opinion and set the stage for a pivotal moment in the fight against organized crime in the region. The road ahead promises to be fraught with challenges, but with voices like Tony’s leading the charge, there is renewed hope for a brighter, more just future in Jammu and Kashmir.