UP Police Register FIR Against DSO In Alleged Land Forgery And Bank Fraud Case
UP police register FIR against officer following fraud allegations.
A District Supply Officer (DSO) posted in Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh has been booked in a criminal case involving allegations of land forgery and bank fraud after a complaint was filed by her own mother. The case has triggered significant attention, as it involves serious charges of financial misconduct and property manipulation within a family dispute that has now escalated into a police investigation.
According to officials, the FIR was registered at the Sarsawa police station in Saharanpur based on a complaint submitted by the officer’s mother, Munesh Rani, a resident of a village under the same jurisdiction. The complaint alleges that DSO Seema Chaudhary, along with others, forged her signature on property-related documents with the intent to illegally sell her land without her knowledge or consent.
In addition to the land dispute, the complainant has also raised separate allegations of financial irregularities. She claimed that her daughter had been operating a bank account in her name without her authorization and used it to deposit what she described as “illicit earnings” or unaccounted funds. These allegations have widened the scope of the investigation, prompting authorities to examine both property records and banking transactions linked to the case.
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Police officials confirmed that an FIR has been filed under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), and a detailed investigation is currently underway. Authorities are conducting forensic verification of the disputed land documents, along with a comprehensive audit of the bank account mentioned in the complaint to determine the authenticity of the claims.
Meanwhile, no official response has been issued by DSO Seema Chaudhary regarding the allegations. The case remains under active investigation, with police stating that further action will depend on the findings of the ongoing inquiry into the alleged forgery and financial misconduct.
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