‘Police denied records of property dispute case’
Udaipur : In pursuance to his father’s objection on the police report been called by the authorities, Vishvaraj Singh Mewar on Saturday sought clarifications from the government asking for the requirement and purpose of such a report. Vishwaraj in his letter said that as a citizen and a member of the family he would like to know on whose instructions was the police report against Maharana Mahendra Singh initiated and what procedure of law allows it. He also wrote that in a property related case, the City Magistrate, Udaipur had on November 23, 1984, appointed the SHO , Ghantaghar police station as Receiver of properties that were sealed by his grandmother and father on November 20, 1984.


” It maybenoted that these properties continue to be the subject of litigation and record had to have been maintained regarding the same. There are other instances too where the administration / police have been found wanting. The above are onlytwo examples of the conduct that I have been witness to and they are in themselves sufficient for me to re-iterate my father’s statement that, “Such is the worrisome anarchy that is the “administration” Vishvaraj wrote.
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