Buds Authority seeks collector's help for remitting lease premium paid to Kinfra by Nirmal Krishna scam accused
Earlier, the authority attached all the properties owned by the accused as part of recovery measures and one of the attached properties was the 50-cent land at Kinfra. However, during the process, the authority found that the land was actually owned by a woman entrepreneur Usha Umesh, 53, and it was fraudulently taken by K Nirmalan, the key accused in the Nirmal Krishna fraud.
As per the Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes (Buds) Act, the authority has no power to attach a tri-party asset and its powers are limited to attaching the assets directly owned by the accused.
Buds Authority revoked recovery measures against the land and requested Kinfra to remit the lease premium paid after deducting the amounts for the years the land was used by the accused. Despite sending several reminders, there was no progress from Kinfra. Following this, Buds Authority sent a letter to the district collector asking to direct Kinfra in this regard.
An RTI application was filed by the woman entrepreneur seeking the details of the pact between Kinfra and the accused regarding the land. However, Kinfra claimed they were not in possession of such a document. This raises questions about how the accused possessed the land in Kinfra, which was owned by a woman. The woman alleged that she was evicted from the land by the accused with the help of officials concerned and some trade union workers.
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