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Haryana: Fake live-in relationship deed used to sell land in Palwal; another accused arrested

Palwal, Nov 14 (UNI) Palwal Police have arrested another accused in an alleged land fraud involving a forged live-in relationship deed, which investigators say was used as part of a conspiracy to sell disputed property through a registered sale deed.
The accused, identified as Subhash, a resident of Bhiduki village in Palwal district, was arrested on Saturday by the Economic Offences Cell (EOC), bringing a fresh development in a case registered in September 2025.
According to EOC in-charge Inspector Naveen Kumar, the case was registered at Hassanpur police station on September 27, 2025, following a complaint by Laxmi Devi, a resident of Bhiduki village.
During the investigation, police found that Subhash had allegedly conspired with other accused to prepare a forged live-in relationship deed involving Seema and Yograj.
Investigators alleged that Subhash signed the fabricated document and played an active role in its preparation.
Police said the disputed land was subsequently sold by Seema to a woman identified as Gyanwati through sale deed registration number 2484, executed on August 6, 2025.
The Economic Offences Cell is investigating how the allegedly forged relationship document was used in the property transaction and the roles played by those involved.
Police had earlier arrested the two principal accused, Yograj and Seema, on July 8, 2026. A chargesheet against them was submitted before the court on September 17.
Another accused, Babu Ram, also a resident of Bhiduki village, joined the investigation on November 11 after securing interim bail from the Punjab and Haryana High Court.
The latest arrest followed further investigation into the alleged conspiracy and preparation of the disputed documents.
Police said efforts were underway to trace other accused named in the case.
Further investigation is continuing under the supervision of Palwal Superintendent of Police Deepti Garg. UNI KK NST
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