ED Raids former YSRC MP MVV Satyanarayana
By : DC Correspondent
Update: 2024-10-19 07:27 GMT
Visakhapatnam: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has conducted raids on the properties of former YSRC MP and Telugu film producer M.V.V. Satyanarayana in connection with a land grabbing case.
The raids were carried out at five locations, including the residences and offices of Satyanarayana, his auditor Ganmani Venkateswara Rao and another accused Gadde Brahmaji.
The searches were based on an Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) filed following an FIR lodged by Arilova police under the Visakhapatnam police commissionerate. The case originated from a complaint filed by Ch. Jagadeeswarudu, managing director of Hayagreeva constructions. In the complainant, Jagadeeswarudu alleged that Satyanarayana and others attempted to grab 12.5 acres of land allotted to him by the government to construct a nursing home, orphanage and houses for elderly people using forged documents.
According to the complaint, an MoU was signed in 2020 but the accused allegedly forged signatures and fabricated sale documents. The complainant further alleged that they were forced to sign on blank papers under duress. The accused conspired to seize their valuable property and threatened them with severe consequences, Jagadeeswarudu has alleged.
Recently, Satyanarayana has obtained anticipatory bail from the Andhra Pradesh High Court in a local police case involving charges of criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery and criminal intimidation.
The raids were carried out at five locations, including the residences and offices of Satyanarayana, his auditor Ganmani Venkateswara Rao and another accused Gadde Brahmaji.
The searches were based on an Enforcement Case Information Report (ECIR) filed following an FIR lodged by Arilova police under the Visakhapatnam police commissionerate. The case originated from a complaint filed by Ch. Jagadeeswarudu, managing director of Hayagreeva constructions. In the complainant, Jagadeeswarudu alleged that Satyanarayana and others attempted to grab 12.5 acres of land allotted to him by the government to construct a nursing home, orphanage and houses for elderly people using forged documents.
According to the complaint, an MoU was signed in 2020 but the accused allegedly forged signatures and fabricated sale documents. The complainant further alleged that they were forced to sign on blank papers under duress. The accused conspired to seize their valuable property and threatened them with severe consequences, Jagadeeswarudu has alleged.
Recently, Satyanarayana has obtained anticipatory bail from the Andhra Pradesh High Court in a local police case involving charges of criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery and criminal intimidation.