SIRSA-BASED DERA CHIEF'S SON BOOKED BY DELHI POLICE
Chandigarh March 7:
Already embroiled in umpteen legal hassles, beleaguered Dera Sacha Sauda head Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh has been, as if, moved from frying pan to the fire with Delhi police booking his son Jasmeet Singh for cheating, forgery, criminal breach of trust and conspiracy under various sections of IPC.
On directions of Kakardooma additional chief metropolitan magistrate, Krishna Nagar police station in East Delhi registered a case against Jasmeet and six others on the complaint of Labh Singh, a descendent of former head of Dera Shah Satnam Ji Maharaj. While Labh had reportedly approached the police in September (already reported), an FIR was lodged only after an intervention by the court, before which the police will now have to file a compliance report on April 4, 2008.
In his complaint, Labh alleged that Jasmeet and his accomplices fraudulently ousted him and a few others who were directors of a company, Sach Agro and Food Products Private limited, founded in 2002 by Sirsa-based Dera head's son and Labh's brother Avtar Singh. "The company, with a registered office in East Azad Nagar, New Delhi, was later also registered in the name of Labh, Gurchet Singh and Bhupender Singh," said a source.
With Jasmeet as managing director, the company was reportedly doing well and in 2006-2007, it also purchased agricultural land measuring 8-1/4 acre in Sonepat district of Haryana. "When price of that land soared, Jasmeet got greedy. Knowing very well that he couldn't own it entirely with the other directors of the company around, he conspired with his accomplishes and prepared our fake resignation letters," alleged Labh.
Chandigarh March 7:
Already embroiled in umpteen legal hassles, beleaguered Dera Sacha Sauda head Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh has been, as if, moved from frying pan to the fire with Delhi police booking his son Jasmeet Singh for cheating, forgery, criminal breach of trust and conspiracy under various sections of IPC.
On directions of Kakardooma additional chief metropolitan magistrate, Krishna Nagar police station in East Delhi registered a case against Jasmeet and six others on the complaint of Labh Singh, a descendent of former head of Dera Shah Satnam Ji Maharaj. While Labh had reportedly approached the police in September (already reported), an FIR was lodged only after an intervention by the court, before which the police will now have to file a compliance report on April 4, 2008.
In his complaint, Labh alleged that Jasmeet and his accomplices fraudulently ousted him and a few others who were directors of a company, Sach Agro and Food Products Private limited, founded in 2002 by Sirsa-based Dera head's son and Labh's brother Avtar Singh. "The company, with a registered office in East Azad Nagar, New Delhi, was later also registered in the name of Labh, Gurchet Singh and Bhupender Singh," said a source.
With Jasmeet as managing director, the company was reportedly doing well and in 2006-2007, it also purchased agricultural land measuring 8-1/4 acre in Sonepat district of Haryana. "When price of that land soared, Jasmeet got greedy. Knowing very well that he couldn't own it entirely with the other directors of the company around, he conspired with his accomplishes and prepared our fake resignation letters," alleged Labh.
