Land has registered on another name but amount not given

[sachin_kadari]

Person from telangana has forage us by manipulating and misguided us by giving a fake promise of registration of land and amount.
Land has transferred to the srikant but amount not given an now they are doing fraud by saying they have given cash amount.

[complainthub]

Dear @sachin_kadari,

I’m sorry you’re going through this; dealing with such situations can be stressful. Here are some steps you can take:

1. Gather Evidence: Collect any written communication, documents, or messages that prove the land transaction and any payment details.

2. File a Police Complaint: Visit your local police station to file a formal complaint against the person who made the fake promise. Explain the situation clearly, and provide your evidence.

3. Approach a Lawyer: A legal professional can help you understand your rights and guide you on taking action, such as filing a case for fraud or breach of contract.

4. Consider a Civil Suit: In cases like this, filing a civil suit for the recovery of the amount may be an option, especially if they continue to deny payment.

5. Contact the Local Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA): If applicable, RERA can sometimes help mediate property disputes, depending on the case details.

@complainthub

Steps to file an online police complaint/e-FIR:

• Visit Telangana Police’s CCTNS portal (tspolice.gov.in) .
• Navigate to the “Citizen Services” section from the menu.
• Click “Police Services through Mee Seva” to log in or register yourself as a citizen.
• Choose “Lodge police complaint ” to open the online complaint form.
• Fill out the form with the required details including names of the accused, location, and description of the crime/incident.
• Submit the form.

Finally, note down the reference/FIR number to track the status.

@complainthub

Filing a Complaint with RERA:

The process is designed to be accessible. You can file a complaint with the RERA authority or adjudicating officer of your state. Most states offer online portals for convenient filing, although in-person submissions are also an option.

Each state’s RERA website provides specific guidelines and downloadable complaint forms according to your grievance category.

Websites of some state RERA are:

• Maharashtra
• NCT of Delhi
• Karnataka RERA
• TNRERA - Tamil Nadu
• Uttar Pradesh (UP-RERA)
• Telangana - TSRERA (telangana.gov.in)
• West Bengal (wb.gov.in)

Taking these steps can help you protect yourself and may lead to a resolution. Let me know if you need more guidance on any of these actions.