A father in Charfassion, Bhola, has been accused of manufacturing forged-signature agreement stamps and obtaining an ex-parte court ruling through a false lawsuit in a bid to misappropriate land purchased by his sons.
According to the complaint details, the allegations have been brought against Nuruzzaman Munshi by his two sons, Toyasin and Mohsin, residents of Ward No. 1 under Rasulpur union of Shashibhushan police station in the upazila. They claim that their father is attempting to illegally seize and sell their land by creating staged agreement stamps using fake signatures.
Younger son Mohsin stated that they purchased 56 decimals of land from Zainab Bibi in Char Shashibhushan mouza back in 2002. Ever since, both brothers have been paying land revenue according to government regulations, mutation (namjari) has been completed in their names, and they have remained in peaceful possession and enjoyment of the property.
He further stated that in 2023, they learned through rumors that an attempt was being made to sell their purchased land without their knowledge. Upon investigating, they discovered that an ex-parte court verdict had been secured through a fabricated lawsuit by creating agreement stamps using forged signatures and falsely understating the ages of the two brothers.
He alleged that attempts to sell the property are currently underway based on that verdict.
Read nextColorful Rally and Rally Held in Mithapukur Marking National Revolution and Solidarity DayMeanwhile, the purported agreement stamp contains the names and signatures of four witnesses. When the matter was brought to their attention, the first witness, Md. Firoz, claimed that the signature on the stamp is not his and that he knows nothing about the matter.
The second witness, Hafez Md. Nurul Amin, stated that he has no knowledge of any such agreement stamp. Other witnesses similarly denied any awareness of the agreement. They maintained that although Toyasin was portrayed as a grantor in the agreement, they do not recognize him and never signed any such agreement or participated in any arbitration meeting.
Mohsin further complained that their father, Nuruzzaman Munshi, continues to reside at their house and eat from their kitchen while simultaneously plotting to usurp their property.
When asked regarding these allegations, Nuruzzaman Munshi responded, "If I have committed fraud, the law will take action against me."
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Reported by Mainuddin Jamadar, Charfassion (Bhola) Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].
