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“Kanpur Police Investigate Alleged Extortion by 100-Year-Old Woman in Property Dispute”

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Last updated: 2023/05/25 at 3:56 PM
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In a surprising turn of events in Kanpur, a centenarian by the name of Chandrakali Devi finds herself embroiled in a legal battle, accused of attempting to extort Rs 10 lakh. This peculiar case has its roots in a heated property dispute, with serious allegations being raised against the elderly woman. Seeking justice and a fair investigation, Chandrakali Devi, accompanied by her daughter, met with the Kanpur Police Commissioner on Thursday to present their side of the story.

The 100-year-old woman, residing in Mirzapur Nai Basti, now faces a registered case against her, accusing her of trying to extort a substantial amount of Rs 10 lakh from Madhuri, another individual involved in the property dispute. The gravity of the situation is heightened by the fact that Chandrakali Devi, due to her age and physical limitations, struggles to walk properly, adding a poignant layer to the unfolding events.

According to Madhuri’s First Information Report (FIR), the disputed plot in question is legally registered under her name. Madhuri alleges that Chandrakali Devi resorted to forgery, fabricating counterfeit documents to falsely portray herself as the rightful owner of the property. The alleged act of extortion further compounds the severity of the accusations made against the elderly woman.

However, amidst the legal complexities, Chandrakali Devi’s daughter has come forward with a different perspective, claiming that the complainants are driven by ulterior motives. She asserts that they are attempting to seize control of her mother’s valuable assets, thus casting doubt on the authenticity of the accusations and introducing a layer of complexity to the case.

With the involvement of a centenarian at the center of this legal tussle, the Kanpur Police Commissioner holds the responsibility of ensuring an unbiased and thorough investigation. The unique circumstances surrounding Chandrakali Devi’s age and physical limitations present a challenge in the pursuit of justice. The outcome of this investigation is anticipated with great interest, as the involvement of an elderly woman in such a contentious situation raises ethical considerations and defies societal expectations.

As the legal proceedings unfold, it is important to bear in mind that the information provided is based on the details available and my knowledge is current up until September 2021. To obtain the most accurate and up-to-date developments on this case.

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TAGGED: Express hunt, ForgeryAllegations, India, Kanpur Police, LegalBattle, News, Topnews
EH Team May 25, 2023
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