‘My household, babies are alone’: Singer Fortunate Ali claims ‘land mafia’ encroaching his Bengaluru farm

On October 4, singer Fortunate Ali alleged that Bengaluru-based “land mafia” is encroaching on his farm in Karnataka and “forcibly and illegally” coming into his property in Kenchenahalli, Yelahanka. Ali shared the textual content of his criticism letter to the Karnataka police chief on Fb.

In a Fb submit, Ali wrote, “My farm which is a Belief Property positioned in Kenchenahalli Yelahanka is being encroached on illegally by Sudhir Reddy (and Madhu Reddy) from the Bangalore Land Mafia. With the assistance of his spouse who’s an IAS Officer by the title of Rohini Sindhuri they’re misusing state assets for his or her private achieve.”

In accordance with his criticism, the “land mafia” is forcibly and illegally coming into his farm and never even exhibiting the required paperwork. He claimed that his household has owned the land for the previous 50 years and that others are attempting to encroach on it.

Ali recognized Sudhir Reddy as the primary one that is making an attempt to encroach on the land. He additionally talked about that Sudhir’s spouse, Rohini Sindhuri, is an IAS (Indian Administrative Service) officer. In accordance with the singer, the couple is misusing authorities assets for private achieve.

Ali additional added that the native police usually are not providing him any type of assist even after being requested for thus many occasions. He even asserted that they’re those aiding the intruders. The musician additionally expressed his fear about his household and younger youngsters who’re stranded on the farm by themselves.

Ali stated, “My household and babies are alone on the farm”. He additional stated that he couldn’t meet the state police chief earlier than leaving for Dubai the place he’s at the moment for work. “I get no assist from the native police, who’re in truth supporting the encroachers and are detached to our scenario and the authorized standing of our land.”

Fortunate Ali urged the police to intervene and help him earlier than the ultimate courtroom listening to on December 7.