Purnia:The land mafia is working overtime in Bihar. The land of a school in Purnia has been grabbed by land sharks, who claimed that the plot belongs to the descendant of its donor. According to sources, the school land was sold on September 5 and September 14.
ACS KK Pathak inspected the school and gave instructions, but till then, no one had any idea that the school land was sold. This case pertains to Raja Prithviraj Chand High School located in Sadar police station area of Purnia. Eight katha and 14 dhur land of this school was sold fraudulently.
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District Education Officer Shivnath Rajak said that Md Manzoor Alam and Md Shahbaz Alam, who bought the land, are former students of this school. They knew about everything of the school land as both live in this area. The school that the brokers sold was donated by Raja Prithvi Chandra decades ago.
"The sellers had purchased it at throwaway prices by impersonating a descendant of Raja Prithvi Chandra Lal. The brokers had also got the school land registered on September 5. The headmaster of the school had booked the broker for fraudulently selling the school land. A case under IPC 420 has been registered against Md. Manzoor Alam, resident of Purnia City Naka, Shahbaz Alam, resident of Jafribagh, Meena Anil Gupta, Vikesh Kumar Singh, resident of Navratan Chowk of the city, and Md. Kaushar Alam and Md. Tausif Akhtar, residents of Chimni Bazar, who became witnesses." Shivnath Rajak, District Education Officer of Purnia, said.