Rajkot: A farmer living in Thebachada village near Rajkot took 20 thousand rupees. It has now been revealed that the investigation was handed over to the Crime Branch after an application was made by the farmer demanding more money and threatening to kill him despite having paid Rs 15 crore in addition to the principal amount of Rs 19.55 crore. Is. Police Commissioner. Two people have been detained and a search for others has been started.
According to the details of the incident, Narendra Singh alias Munnabhai Raghuveer Singh Jadeja, resident of Thebachada village, told in the written application that in the last five years, he had taken about Rs 19.55 crore from seven people at the interest rate of Rs 3.55 lakh. , 4 and 5 percent from seven persons for the need of money for land building business, hence it became difficult for all the seven moneylenders to pay interest to themselves and their relatives. Agricultural lands and some houses of the relatives were documented. Even after giving a total of Rs 34.55 crore to the seven people including Rs 15 crore interest and Rs 19.55 crore principal amount, the moneylenders are threatening to kill them saying that they will have to pay more amount ranging from Rs 50 lakh to Rs 1 crore.
On the basis of the above written application, the police appointed Crime Branch PI M.R. The staff including Gondalia and PI ML Damor have detained the two persons for questioning after obtaining all supporting evidence against the moneylenders under EPCO besides Moneyland Act. Let it be known that efforts are being made to register a crime under sections 386,384,387,406, 420, 506(2).
Bhupat Sangram of Amargarh (beggar) took Rs 13.85 crore from Shiroliya. Apart from the principal amount, interest of Rs 10 crore has also been paid, but the document of 20 bighas of land in Thebachada is not being prepared and even now Rs 2.85 crore is being demanded from it as interest. Apart from the principal amount, interest of Rs 5 crore was also paid, but the documents of 3 houses in Sardar were not given. Even when Paresh Bachchu, living in Lakshmiwadi, returned the amount of Rs 50 lakh borrowed from Dabhi, he is not giving the documents of the land of Satara village.
Apart from this, Ajay, living in Navagam (Anandpar), had taken Rs 1.35 crore on interest from Jeevan Japra, despite paying the principal amount and interest, Ajay does not provide the documents of three houses. Pankaj, who lives near Bhathiji Maharaj’s dairy in Gadhada of Botad district, had taken a loan of Rs 1 crore from Sumad. Despite paying additional interest on the principal amount, survey no. of Ramodia village. 1 out of 57 does not have documents of 15 bighas of land.
