Singer Lucky Ali accuses IAS officer Rohini Sindhuri, Bengaluru land mafia of trying to kill him
Bengaluru: Renowned Indian singer Lucky Ali has made shocking allegations against the Bengaluru land mafia, claiming that they are attempting to kill him over a longstanding land dispute.
Taking to his official social media account, Ali named several individuals, including IAS Officer Rohini Sindhuri,and her IAS husband Sudhir Reddy whom he accused of orchestrating an attempt on his life to conceal alleged land grabbing crimes.
In his detailed post, Ali implicated individuals such as Dayananda Pai, Satish Pai, Ashwin Pai, and Pavi Pai, as well as Century Builders Yeshwantpur Shenoy, Raghunath, and others. According to Ali, these figures had allegedly hired individuals like Asif Iqbal, Razwan, and local thugs, with assistance from Sudhir Reddy, Rohini Sindhuri, Madhu Reddy, and Bujjama, to carry out the attack.
He has also alleged that the Pais presented a plot to Sudhir Reddy, Bijjamma, Rohini Sindhuri and Madhu Reddy in ‘Century Artizan’ on land stole from the Trusts of Ali Estate.
The dispute in question traces back to the 1990s when Mehmood, Lucky Ali's father, passed on land acquired by him to his six children through trusts created in their names. Allegedly, in 1991, the entire parcel of land held by Mehmood's family was sold to two realtors, leading to legal disputes that persisted over the years.
Court records, as reported by the media, indicate that Mehmood Ali purchased 400 acres of land in 1969, of which approximately 220 acres were lost due to various complications. The remaining 160 acres were distributed among four trusts owned by Mehmood's children, with Lucky Ali overseeing 33 acres under one of the trusts.
Last year, during one of his concerts, Lucky Ali publicly spoke about the ongoing case, shedding light on the actions of the Bengaluru-based land mafia. He revealed that his family and children were currently residing alone on their farm in Kenchenahalli Yelahanka, Bengaluru, while he was in Dubai.
An advocate involved in the case stated that people took advantage of Mehmood Ali's poor health, fabricating transactions and causing complications. The family has been fighting against these transactions, with Lucky Ali now publicly accusing specific individuals of a sinister plot against him.
— Lucky Ali (@luckyali) October 3, 2023
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Hare Krishna temple in Bengaluru belongs to ISKCON Society Bengaluru: SC
New Delhi (PTI): The Supreme Court on Friday held that the Hare Krishna temple in Bengaluru belongs to the ISKCON Society in the city.
The top court allowed the plea of ISKCON Bangalore challenging a Karnataka High Court order that ruled in favour of ISKCON Mumbai over control of the iconic Hare Krishna temple and educational complex in Bengaluru.
A bench comprising Justices A S Oka and Augustine George Masih delivered the verdict.
ISKCON Bangalore had moved the top court on June 2, 2011 challenging the high court's verdict of May 23, 2011.
In the plea, ISKCON Bangalore, represented by its office-bearer Kodandarama Dasa, contested the high court judgment that overturned a 2009 order of a local court in Bengaluru.
The trial court had earlier ruled in favour of ISKCON Bangalore, recognising its legal title and granting a permanent injunction against ISKCON Mumbai.
However, the high court reversed this ruling and upheld a counterclaim by ISKCON Mumbai, effectively granting them control over the temple.
The legal tussle pits two societies with similar names and spiritual missions against each other.
ISKCON Bangalore, a Karnataka-registered society, contends that it has been operating independently and managing the Bengaluru temple for decades.
ISKCON Mumbai, registered under the national Societies Registration Act of 1860 and the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950, claims that ISKCON Bangalore is merely its branch and that the property in question rightfully belongs under its jurisdiction.
