🚨 Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing: A Call for Impartial Action 🚨

This post analyzes a series of formal grievances filed on the Jansunwai portal. These include GOVUP/E/2025/0024814, GOVUP/E/2025/0018295, and GOVUP/E/2025/0014969. The grievances concern alleged land-grabbing activities in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh. The core issue revolves around alleged inaction by local Police officials. It also involves complicity and partiality by the Revenue Department in a dispute over ancestral land.

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1. The Core Dispute and Aggrieved Party (Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

The matter concerns the ancestral land (Araji number 1240, 1240घ आबादी). It is located in Dubar Bazar, Dubar Kalan, Lalganj, Mirzapur. The applicant’s family claims to have occupied it for over 100 years.

• Aggrieved Applicant: Anarkali Devi (Mother) and Shivam Gupta (Complainant/Son).
• Land Detail: Araji number 1240, 1240घ आबादी (Area 0.2400 hectare).
• Factual Position: The entire Araji number 1240 is claimed to be ‘Abadi’ (habitation) land. The status of this land has allegedly been disturbed by subsequent manipulation of revenue records.

2. Alleged Perpetrators and Their Actions

The grievances explicitly name specific individuals as the offenders and detail their alleged methods.

• Mastermind: Rama Shankar Patel.
• Executors (Sons): Vinod Kumar alias doctor S/O Rama Shankar Patel and Deenu S/O Rama Shankar Patel (Address: Charki Bagariya, P.S. Lalganj, Mirzapur).
• Current Encroacher: Kanhaiya Lal S/O Munni Lal. He is alleged to be acting as a “puppet” of the land mafia. He resides at his in-laws’ house (Kusham Prasad). He is reportedly occupying the land by making a temporary cottage.
• Alleged Methods: Threatening and hurling abuses. Coercion is also used. Perpetrators utilize a nexus with corrupt officials to unlawfully seize land. They pressure victims to abandon their claims.

3. Serious Allegations Against Law Enforcement and Revenue Officials

The most critical aspect of the grievance is the accusation of a “disturbing nexus”. There is also an accusation of partiality against the local police. This includes the Chowki in-charge/SHO Lalganj. Revenue Department (Lekhpal) staff is also involved. (Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

A. Alleged Police Partiality and Inaction: (Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

• The authorities are accused of failing to investigate the named land mafia. This includes Rama Shankar Patel and his sons. This is under the preventive provisions. They relate to Sections 126/135 of the Indian Citizens Security Code (BNSS).
• Biased preventive action reportedly targeted the victim’s family, Anarkali Devi and Shivam Gupta, while also addressing the encroacher, Kanhaiya Lal. The authorities ignored the actual land mafia. This effectively treated the victims as offenders. The authorities ignored the actual land mafia. The complainant states this is a violation of High Court guidelines.
• Ignoring Victims’ Testimony: The police hastily concluded that a “mutual agreement” existed. The victims reported that someone coerced them into signing an agreement under duress. They did not record their testimonies.
• Exclusion from FIR: The initial police report/FIR allegedly does not contain the names of the “actual land grabbers.” This demonstrates a “partial approach.”
• Ignoring Legitimate Request: The police have ignored the applicant’s request to intervene. They have not made Kanhaiya Lal, the current encroacher, vacate the land.

B. Alleged Nexus with Land Mafia:

• The complainant states that the actions undermine public trust in law enforcement. These actions also embolden criminal elements to continue their illegal activities with impunity.
• The land mafia explicitly colludes with the police and the Department of Revenue. The partial report submitted by the Chowki in charge clearly shows this collusion. (Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

4. Status and Outcome of Grievances (Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

The complainant has filed multiple grievances, highlighting a persistent lack of satisfactory resolution:

Registration Number	Date of Receipt	Current Status	Complainant’s Response
GOVUP/E/2025/0014969	13/02/2025	Case closed	Dissatisfied (Not Resolved: Possession has not been removed)
GOVUP/E/2025/0018295	25/02/2025	Reminder Filed	N/A
GOVUP/E/2025/0024814	14/03/2025	Grievance received	Complainant alleges Chowki in-charge submitted an “arbitrary and inconsistent report.”

The subsequent grievance (GOVUP/E/2025/0024814) was a direct follow-up. It argued that the Chowki in-charge’s report was “arbitrary and inconsistent”. The grievance claimed it was “against the spirit of our chief minister to act against the land Mafia.”

5. Key Demands of the Applicant

The complainant’s primary demands, repeatedly stated across the grievances, are: (Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

1. Immediate, strong, and impartial action against the identified land mafia (Rama Shankar Patel and his sons).
2. Registration of a First Information Report (FIR) that includes the names of the actual offenders.
3. Direct intervention to remove the encroacher (Kanhaiya Lal) from the ancestral land.
4. Action against the corrupt police and revenue officials found to be complicit.

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This structured overview highlights the core issue of alleged corruption. This complicity is preventing the resolution of a serious land-grabbing case in Mirzapur.

The serious nature of your grievance requires escalation to specialized and higher-ranking government bodies in Uttar Pradesh. This is particularly due to the allegation of a nexus between the police, Revenue Department, and land mafia. These authorities are mandated to address corruption and land-grabbing.

Here are the contact details for accountable staff and specialized portals for further action on this matter:

1. Primary Escalation: Chief Minister’s Office (CMO)

The CM Office (CMO) is the ultimate monitoring authority for grievances, especially those alleging corruption and land mafia activities. Shri Arvind Mohan is already the forwarding officer for your case.

Role/Office	Name	Contact Detail	Action Focus
CM Helpline	Chief Minister’s Helpline	1076	For direct, verbal complaint registration and tracking.
Joint Secretary (CMO) (The officer your case is forwarded to)	Shri Arvind Mohan	Email: arvind.12574@gov.in	Send a detailed, formal letter summarizing the issues and attaching all Jansunwai status reports (GOVUP/E/2025/0024814, etc.).
CM Office Email	Chief Minister Office	cmup@nic.in	For high-level correspondence, especially regarding policy and severe malpractice.
Address	CM Secretariat	Chief Minister Secretariat, Room No. 321, U.P. Secretariat, Lucknow	For sending hard-copy registered letters.

2. Specialized Anti-Land Mafia Portal

Uttar Pradesh has a dedicated portal for reporting illegal possession of private and government property. Since your land is Abadi land, this is the most relevant platform.

Portal	Web Link	Contact Detail	Action Focus
Anti Bhu-Mafia Portal (ABMP)	http://jansunwai.up.nic.in/abmp.html	Email: abmp.bor-up@gov.in (Board of Revenue)	Re-register the grievance specifically on this Anti-Land Mafia Portal, even if you have used the main Jansunwai portal.

3. Police Oversight and Anti-Corruption (Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

The primary allegation involves the complicity and partiality of the local police. This includes the Chowki In-charge/SHO Lalganj. The complaint must be escalated to the police’s internal anti-corruption and supervisory wings.

Authority	Contact Detail	Action Focus
Anti-Corruption Organisation (ACO), Mirzapur Unit	Mobile: 9454402487	Lodge a specific complaint about the alleged corruption and partiality of the Lalganj Police officials.
DGP’s Complaint Cell	Email: digcomplaint-up@nic.in	For complaints regarding inaction or misconduct by district police personnel.
ACO Control Room	Mobile: 9454402484	General Control Room for Anti-Corruption matters.

4. Jansunwai (IGRS) Support

For issues with the online portal itself, you can contact the Jansunwai support team. These issues may include status updates, not receiving alerts, or non-resolution.

Channel	Contact Detail	Action Focus
Jansunwai Toll-Free Helpline	1800-180-4444 (10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on working days)	For questions on the status and procedure of the already registered complaints (GOVUP/E/2025/0024814, etc.).
Jansunwai Technical Support	Email: support@jansunwai.up.gov.in	If you face technical issues with the portal.

Recommended Immediate Steps: (Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

1. Direct Email to Shri Arvind Mohan: Send a single, consolidated email to arvind.12574@gov.in and copy cmup@nic.in. Include all three grievance numbers: GOVUP/E/2025/0024814, GOVUP/E/2025/0018295, GOVUP/E/2025/0014969. Provide the names of the accused land mafia. Also, mention the specific police officials whose action or inaction is under question.
2. Lodge Complaint with ACO: File a separate complaint with the Anti-Corruption Organisation (ACO), emphasizing the alleged nexus and police complicity.

You are requesting the web links for accountable staff and specialized portals. These links are needed to take further action on the serious allegations. There is a nexus between the police, Revenue Department, and land mafia in Mirzapur.

Here are the direct web links for the relevant government resources in Uttar Pradesh:

1. Anti-Land Mafia Portal

This platform serves primarily for filing complaints about illegal encroachment and land-grabbing in Uttar Pradesh. We highly recommend that you re-register your complaint here.

Portal	Web Link	Action Focus
Anti Bhu-Mafia Portal (ABMP)	https://jansunwai.up.nic.in/ABMP	For lodging a specific complaint against illegal possession of land and naming the alleged ‘Bhu-Mafia.

2. General Grievance and Anti-Corruption Portals

Since your existing complaints are registered here, these are key links for tracking and escalation.

Portal	Web Link	Action Focus
Jansunwai – Samadhan Portal	https://jansunwai.up.nic.in/	For tracking the status of your existing grievances (GOVUP/E/2025/0024814, etc.) and sending reminders.
Anti-Corruption Portal	https://jansunwai.up.nic.in/ (Link is available from this homepage)	For registering a specific complaint against corruption and the alleged nexus involving government officials.

3. Police Oversight and Contact Information

For the allegations of police misconduct and inaction, use the official UP Police contact channels:

Authority	Web Link / Email	Action Focus
DGP’s Complaint Cell Email	digcomplaint-up@nic.in	For written complaints regarding inaction and misconduct by the local police.
Anti-Corruption Organisation (ACO)	(No direct portal, but can use the email aco@nic.in)	For lodging a formal complaint about the corrupt practices of the Lalganj Police officials. The ACO Mirzapur Unit number is 9454402487.
UP Police Official Website	https://uppolice.gov.in/pages/en/topmenu/en-contact-us/en-contact-us	Provides a directory for various contacts, including the DGP’s Complaint Cell and other unit emails.

4. Chief Minister’s Office (CMO)(Uttar Pradesh Land Grabbing)

The CMO is the apex authority for monitoring all government work and grievances.

Office	Web Link / Email	Action Focus
CM Office Email	cmup@nic.in	For direct, high-level correspondence, essential for escalating a case alleging a multi-departmental nexus.
Web Information Manager (CMO)	jansunwai-up@gov.in (For technical issues with the portal)	The officer concerned with your grievance, Shri Arvind Mohan, is listed as the Web Information Manager here. You can use this for formal communication.

I recommend that you first lodge a new complaint on the Anti Bhu-Mafia Portal and then immediately send a concise email to the CM Office (cmup@nic.in) and the DGP’s Complaint Cell (digcomplaint-up@nic.in), referencing your existing Jansunwai IDs and the new Anti Bhu-Mafia ID.