The Cyberabad Police have successfully dismantled a major land fraud operation in Narsingi, arresting three individuals who allegedly created fake government orders to illegally sell 10 acres of government land in Gandipet Village. The accused were attempting to sell the land at Rs 3.5 crore per acre by falsely claiming ownership through fabricated documents and forged government orders.
According to a complaint filed by the Gandipet Tahsildar, fake and fabricated Government Orders were created and circulated through WhatsApp groups and social media platforms. These forged documents falsely portrayed that government land situated in Survey No. 18 of Gandipet Village, Gandipet Mandal, Ranga Reddy District, had been regularized and allotted to private individuals. The fraudulent documents included five fake government order copies that were used to legitimize the illegal transaction.
A case under Crime No. 990/2026 was registered at Narsingi Police Station following the complaint, and a detailed investigation was launched. Police obtained search warrants from the court and conducted raids at the residences of the accused persons Nimmala Venugopal, Nimmala Ramaswamy, and Nimmala Rajesh, all residents of Gandipet Village. During the searches, authorities seized bank passbooks, Memorandum of Understanding documents, mobile phones, and one laptop under proper legal procedures.
Investigation revealed that the children of late Dasarath, namely Nimmala Rajesh Goud, Nimmala Venugopal, Nimmala Ramaswamy, and Smt. Manga, had allegedly claimed possession over approximately 10 acres of government poramboke land. The family members had approached the High Court by filing petitions against the Revenue Department seeking relief regarding the said land. However, the High Court dismissed their petitions in October 2025, confirming they had no legal claim over the property.
Despite the court’s dismissal and having no lawful ownership or legal rights over the government land, the accused persons allegedly entered into a criminal conspiracy with Bolla Ramesh and Brahma Naidu to sell the land. The conspirators executed Memorandums of Understanding between the Nimmala family members and the buyers, falsely representing themselves as absolute owners with valid legal rights over the property. This fraudulent scheme caused wrongful loss to the government and wrongful gain to the accused.
Police investigation disclosed that the Nimmala family members had allegedly received nearly Rs 4 crore from the second party toward the proposed land transaction. The conspiracy was allegedly mediated by individuals identified as Sunil and Radhakrishna, along with others who are currently absconding. The accused, in furtherance of their criminal conspiracy, fabricated fake government orders and forged documents to show that the government had regularized and allotted the 10 acres of land to them.
Police arrested three accused persons in connection with the case: Nimmala Rajesh Goud, Nimmala Venugopal, and Nimmala Sai Kiran. The arrested individuals are being produced before the court for judicial proceedings. Other accused persons including Bolla Ramesh, Brahma Naidu, Sunil, Radhakrishna, and others involved in the offense are absconding, and police teams are making concerted efforts to apprehend them at the earliest.
The Cyberabad Police confirmed that further investigation is currently in progress to uncover the complete extent of the fraud and identify any additional individuals involved in the illegal land deal racket. Authorities are examining all seized documents and digital evidence to build a comprehensive case against all perpetrators involved in the fabrication of government orders and the attempted sale of government land.
