Tripura police arrested former government official Kaizar Debbarma for allegedly duping an educational institution in Noida by fraudulently transferring land using forged documents. Investigators revealed that Debbarma played a key role in facilitating the illegal transaction, despite no direct financial transfers to his account. Authorities suspect he manipulated official records to push the deal forward while working closely with individuals who ultimately benefited from the transaction.
The case surfaced after the institution’s management discovered irregularities in the land ownership documents. A detailed audit exposed discrepancies, prompting officials to file a complaint. Investigators found that crucial government records had been tampered with to validate the unauthorized transfer. The accused allegedly used his position and influence to gain access to confidential documents, enabling the fraudulent transaction.
Tripura’s Special Investigation Team (SIT) took charge of the probe and uncovered a network of intermediaries who assisted in executing the fraudulent deal. Investigators believe that Debbarma, despite not receiving direct payments, played a pivotal role in enabling the scheme. The SIT is now tracing the flow of funds and identifying others involved in the conspiracy.
Authorities stated that the institution’s legal representatives flagged the issue after multiple attempts to verify the land’s legitimacy met with conflicting responses. The forged documents initially appeared authentic, but a closer inspection revealed inconsistencies in signatures and approval stamps. Government records showed discrepancies that suggested deliberate tampering, leading investigators to suspect an insider’s involvement.
Debbarma’s arrest followed weeks of surveillance and collection of documentary evidence. Officials stated that he had been under observation for his dealings in various land-related transactions. His sudden wealth accumulation had raised suspicions, and investigators are now scrutinizing his financial records for possible hidden links to other fraudulent deals.
The SIT is also questioning officials who were in key positions when the forged land transfer was executed. Authorities are exploring the possibility of a larger network that may have facilitated similar fraudulent transactions in the past. The institution’s representatives are cooperating with the investigation and providing additional documentation to strengthen the case against the accused.
Tripura police emphasized that strict action would be taken against those involved in the fraud. Officials reiterated their commitment to maintaining transparency and preventing corruption in land dealings. The arrest has sent shockwaves through administrative circles, with several former officials now under scrutiny for possible connections to fraudulent activities.
Debbarma remains in police custody as investigators continue to gather evidence and identify other culprits. Authorities are also working on recovering the misappropriated land and ensuring that the educational institution regains its legal ownership. The case highlights growing concerns over fraudulent land transactions and the need for stricter verification mechanisms in government processes.