Roshni Act land scam: Jammu and Kashmir land grab loot saga

The CBI investigating the Roshni Act land scam has made another major disclosure. Former Chief Minister Dr. Farooq Abdullah, who implemented the Act, has also built the Alishan Bungalow in Sujwan at the cost of crores by occupying the Forest Department's government land. His sister Suraiya Mattu has also taken advantage of the Roshni Act by owning 3 Kanal 12 Marle Bhumi. To get the land in his name under this Act, he had to deposit one crore rupees in the government treasury, but it has not been deposited to date. Not only this, but Dr. Abdullah has also taken advantage of the Roshni Act in his name after the National Conference's office in Jammu and the office of the Trust located in Srinagar.

CBI is making new revelations daily in the investigation of the Roshni Act land scam
Under this Roshni Act, CBI discloses the land scams by prominent leaders, bureaucrats, their families, and relatives every day. It is clear from these reports that political parties implementing government schemes tend to prioritize their profits by citing common people. Dr. Farooq Abdullah implemented this Act in the year 2001, citing poor farmers of Jammu and Kashmir. It was said in this Act that the government land on which farmers have been cultivating for many years, they can get it done in their names.

Many other leaders also earned crores of property in the name of this Act
Now the CBI investigation reveals that National Congress, PDP, prominent leaders of Congress, businessmen, business people, and bureaucracy, including Dr. Farooq Abdullah earned assets worth crores of rupees in the name of this Act. Other political parties also took advantage of the Roshni Act rather than exposing the corruption happening. Everyone took advantage of this scheme implemented by Dr. Farooq Abdullah and deposited thousands of rupees and got government land worth crores of rupees in the name of himself and his relatives.

CBI investigation is yet to be revealed
From the revelations made in the investigation so far, apart from grabbing government land worth crores of rupees, the main objective of this scheme was to change the demographic situation in Jammu, which has been changed in a very well manner. The High Court has canceled the allotment under this Act and submitted its investigation to the CBI. The Jammu and Kashmir administration has instructed the beneficiaries to vacate the land within six months by canceling all the Act allocations. The administration has started the process of evacuating the land grabbed under this Act in all districts.