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Enforcement Inspector of LAWDA, others land in Vigilance's net 6/7/2016 10:49:51 PM Early Times Report Jammu, June 7: Tightening its noose against corrupt officers, the vigilance organization registered 5th case against the J&K Lakes and Water Ways Development Authority (LAWDA) officers/officials for their wrong doings and today booked Enforcement Inspector of LAWDA and others for getting managed two separate building permissions. According to vigilance spokesperson, a verification was conducted by the Vigilance Organization Kashmir, and it has been found that one Ishrat Aslam s/o Mohammad Aslam of Ishbar Nishat working as Enforcement Inspector in J&K LAWDA in connivance with the concerned officers/officials of LAWDA, managed two separate building permissions vide J&K Lakes and Water Ways Development Authority order No 81/Bldg/LDA of 2006 dtd 14-09-2006 and 85/Bldg/LDA of 2009 dtd 15-09-2009 in the name of his mother Mst Farooqa Aslam for construction of Garages, Servants Quarter and Compound walling towards Nallah side on plot of land comprising Khasra No. 3813/1546 min situated at Gupt Ganga and for construction of two storied residential house and compound walling on plot of land comprising Khasra No. 2307/1823/556 min situated at Gupt Ganga respectively." "The construction was carried in utter violation with respect to parameters, approved in the building permission, the verifications revealed," he said, adding, "besides this it was also observed that the permission obtained in the name of Mst Farooqa Aslam for construction of single storied house with basement floor from Srinagar Municipality Vide No 665 of 2000 dated 26-08-2000 was also carried in total violation of permission granted in the matter." The two buildings raised in the violation of the approved site plan are used as Hotel/Guest House for commercial activities instead of residential house for which permission have been granted by the competent authorities, he said. He said that afore said acts of omission /commissions on the part of Ishrat Aslam s/o Mohammad Aslam of Ishbar Nishat working as Enforcement Inspector in J&K LAWDA, officers/officials of LAWDA / enforcement wing and Mst Farooqa Aslam (mother of accused Ishrat Aslam ) prima facie constitute offences offence u/s 5(1) (d) r/w 5(2) Prevention of Corruption Act, and Sections 109,188 and 120-B, RPC and accordingly a Case under FIR No: 14/2016 was registered in P/S VOK and investigation has been taken up."He added that this is worth to mention here that this is the 5th Case registered by the Vigilance Organization against the LAWDA officers/officials for their wrong doings.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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