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A Builder sent to police custody again for cheating

 


CA Ramesh Agrawal

Raman Patel owner of Popular Builders of Ahmedabad was sent to Sola police custody for remand till Monday evening for another case of alleged cheating, forgery, and criminal conspiracy with respect to purchase of a land belonging to a cooperative  society which had gone into liquidation after sometime.


On Thursday, the Chief Judicial Magistrate, of
Mirzapur court, VA Dhadhal granted Patel’s custody to police in connection with the sale of a land in 2015 by the Someshwar Darshan Cooperative Housing Society Ltd. office-bearers. An FIR was lodged for it but was not permitted then.


Raman Patel is  under police custody at Sabarmati central jail for undertrial of various cases of land transactions, etc.

The court has granted custodial interrogation of Raman Patel till Monday. He  requested the court that there was no fan in the barrack where he was  kept and  he should be allowed to have tiffin from home. Home cooked food was allowed by the  court and police was asked to provide a ceiling fan in his room. Court Ordered that If  the authorities cannot arrange a fan, then he  can use a table fan at his own cost.

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