A lady disdained can render retribution even from the dead. Prior this month, late on-screen character Soundarya won a property debate in the High Court 12 years after her demise. Presently she is good to go to deliver retribution on the general population who duped her. The secretary of the lodging society and his sister-in-law who bamboozled her of the private site after her demise, are currently confronting the warmth from the Lokayukta police.
The Lokayukta police need PH Dayanand, the secretary of the Bhavani Housing Co-agent Society, and V Bhagyalakshmi, his sister-in-law, for custodial cross examination. They are blamed for dropping a site designated to the late performing artist by raising a false question in the wake of bring forth a scheme. The cancelation occurred after Soundarya's demise in an air crash in April 2004. The site in Banashankari III Stage was then distributed to Bhagyalakshmi.
While Soundarya was dispensed the site in 1999, the cancelation was done in August 2012, an entire eight years after the on-screen character's death.Soundarya's better half had sold the site to one Siddamma in 2005 itself. In 2012, subsequent to wiping out the site assigned to Soundarya, Dayanand exchanged it to Bhagyalakshmi who then sold it to another gathering. The Lokayukta police have charged Dayanand, Bhagyalakshmi and two others under the IPC and the Prevention of Corruption Act. It is affirmed that they plotted to make fake charges to seize the dead Soundarya of the site.
The trial court and additionally the High Court has denied safeguard to the two denounced. The HC on April 6 stated, 'There is at first sight case concerning the trick brought forth identifying with the cnacellation of designation made for Soundarya, the first allotee and the offer of site by Dayanand for Bhagyalakshmi and Dayanand for S Nagarathna.'
The court additionally noticed that the way in which the offense are said to have been submitted and the gravity of the offenses affirmed, there was no purpose behind Dayanand and Bhagyalakshmi to be permitted safeguard.
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