Here are the key takeaways from the blog post regarding the situation of Tej Bahadur Singh, who has experienced Six Years of Homelessness due to the atrocity of Prayagraj Police:

• Extra-Judicial Construction Ban: Despite a Civil Court RTI confirming there is no stay order (स्थगन नहीं है) in Case No. 3853/2022, the Mauaima Police have prohibited the family from rebuilding their home for six years. (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)
• Legal Ownership Context: The village land in Saraijitaray was ancestral property. It was allotted to Tej Bahadur’s father, Vijay Bahadur Singh. The offenders’ branch received their share in Bengal.
• Life-Threatening Living Conditions: The family, including people aged 70 or older, currently lives under a tarpaulin. This tragic event follows the death of Tej Bahadur’s brother, Suresh Bahadur Singh. He died due to a lack of proper shelter and extreme heat. (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)
• Ongoing Encroachment: The rightful owners are blocked from construction. Meanwhile, the neighbors (Balendra and Baleshwar Singh) have placed an asbestos structure touching the earth on the “Abadi” land. This is to establish illegal possession.
• Official Identity Fraud: The offenders allegedly managed to have Tej Bahadur Singh declared dead in official government records. This action led to the cancellation of his old-age pension.
• Formal RTI Action: A systematic RTI (Registration No. SSPPY/R/2026/60325) was filed on March 11, 2026. It was submitted to the Police Commissioner’s Office in Prayagraj. The RTI demands accountability for the police’s unauthorised restrictions. It also addresses identity fraud. (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)

Justice Denied in Prayagraj: Six Years of Homelessness on Ancestral Land & Prayagraj Police Struggle

In the village of Saraijitaray, Prayagraj, a family fights for survival. Tej Bahadur Singh faces a system that has failed him for six years. This story reveals how Prayagraj Police and six years of homelessness have shaped the battle for justice. (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)

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The Root of the Conflict (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)

The dispute involves ancestral residential “Abadi” land. The lineage of Late Gajraj Singh explains the rightful ownership. The roots of six homeless years are entwined with Prayagraj Police involvement.

Decades ago, the family split the property. Ram Kripal Singh, the father of the offenders, received all the Bengal properties. Vijay Bahadur Singh, the father of the applicant, received the village land. After Ram Kripal lost the Bengal assets, Vijay Bahadur kindly let Ram Kripal’s family stay in the village. Now, the descendants Balendra and Baleshwar Singh want to seize the remaining land. Interestingly, the Prayagraj Police have an indirect hand in the ongoing six years of homelessness.

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The Legal Deception

Mauaima Police have blocked Tej Bahadur from rebuilding his collapsed house for six years. They act as if a court order stops the work. However, a recent RTI from the Civil Court dated March 9, 2026, exposes the truth. In Case No. 3853/2022, there is no stay order. The police are enforcing a restriction that does not exist in law. Notably, this encapsulates both Prayagraj Police actions and the project’s six years of homelessness suffered.

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A Deadly Humanitarian Crisis

This delay has caused a tragic loss of life. Also, six years of homelessness marked by Prayagraj Police inaction has forced the family now to live like nomads.

• Tragic Death: Suresh Bahadur Singh died recently due to extreme heat and lack of shelter.
• The Tin Shade: Surviving family members, including people older than 70, are due to a lack of shelter. This metal roof becomes a furnace in the sun.
• Loss of Dignity: The family performed funeral rituals in a tent because they cannot build on their own land.

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Active Encroachment Tactics

The offenders are using physical force to grab the land. A photograph shows a slanted asbestos structure touching the earth on the property. The offenders placed this to establish illegal possession. While the police block the rightful owners, they allow the offenders to build these obstructions. Six years of homelessness highlight the persistent issues. The behaviour of Prayagraj Police has contributed to allowing these tactics to persist.

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Identity Theft and Financial Ruin

The offenders have even declared Tej Bahadur Singh dead in official records. This fraud stopped his old-age pension. He now faces extreme financial and mental distress while fighting for his home^. Throughout this ordeal, Prayagraj Police have been involved. His financial struggles have worsened over the six years without a permanent residence. His identity struggles have also intensified.

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Seeking Accountability

On March 11, 2026, Yogi M. P. Singh filed an RTI with the Police Commissioner Office in Prayagraj. This request asks why the police ignore the “No Stay” court record. It also demands an investigation into the identity fraud. In summary, accountability is needed for the consequences caused by six years of homelessness and Prayagraj Police actions.

The state must answer why a citizen is denied shelter on his own land. This case is a test of the right to life and property in Uttar Pradesh.

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Based on the successful RTI filing and the provided documents, here are the essential identification and contact details for the public authorities involved in this matter: (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)

The following is a brief summary of the complaint filed before the Uttar Pradesh Human Rights Commission:

Case Registration Details (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police Struggle

• Diary Number: 1761/IN/2026
• Date of Filing: March 12, 2026
• Complainant: Yogi M. P. Singh, acting as the authorized representative for Tej Bahadur Singh
• Accused Authorities: The Station House Officer (SHO) and Sub-Inspector Chandra Shekhar Yadav of the Mauaima Police Station, Prayagraj

Core Allegations

• Fatal Negligence: The complaint alleges that three family members died this year due to extreme heat and exposure. These family members were Suresh Bahadur Singh, Mrs Uma Singh, and Mrs Rama Singh. The cause was a lack of proper shelter. (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police Struggle)
• Unauthorized Construction Ban: For six years, the Mauaima Police have reportedly prohibited the reconstruction of the family’s collapsed ancestral house.
• Abuse of Power: This ban was enforced despite a court RTI (Case No. 3853/2022) explicitly stating there is “No Stay Order” (sthagan nahi hai).
• Illegal Encroachment: The police allegedly blocked the victims from building. However, they allowed the neighbours, Balendra and Baleshwar Singh, to install a slanted asbestos structure. This was done to seize the residential (Abadi) land. (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police Struggle)
• Identity Fraud: The offenders reportedly declared Tej Bahadur Singh “dead” in official records to terminate his old-age pension.

Relief Requested (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police )

• Immediate intervention to allow the reconstruction of the residential house.
• A formal inquiry and action against the accused police officers for criminal negligence.
• Financial compensation for the families of the three deceased victims.
• Directives to investigate and correct the fraudulent death record of the applicant.

1. RTI Application & Registration Details (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)

• Registration Number: SSPPY/R/2026/60325
• Date of Filing: 11-03-2026
• Online Reference Number: CPAGLPAXB1
• Public Authority: Police Commissioner Office Prayagraj

2. Public Grievance (Jan-Sunwai) IDs (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)

• Grievance 1: GOVUP/E/2026/0027724
• Grievance 2: GOVUP/E/2026/0027721
• Web Link for Status Tracking: https://pgportal.gov.in/Status/PrintDetail

3. Concerned Public Authorities & Contact Information (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)

Authority Designation	Name of Officer	Mobile / Phone	Email Address
Nodal Officer (Prayagraj)	Kuldeep Singh Gunawat	945440XXXX	adlspgangaparaldpolice@gmail.com
Public Information Officer (PIO)	ACP Phoolpur	7985007310	co-phoolpur.ah@nic.in
Joint Secretary (CM Secretariat)	Shri Arvind Mohan	05222226350	arvind.12574@gov.in
Police Nodal Officer (Secondary)	Details not provided	9454401015	adlspgangaparaldpolice@gmail.com

4. Office Addresses

• Chief Minister Secretariat: Room No. 321, U.P. Secretariat, Lucknow
• Police Station Mauaima: Birsinghpur Urf Allipur, Mau Aima, District Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh – 212507 (Six Years of Homelessness & Prayagraj Police)

You should use these details for all future correspondence. Use them if you need to file a First Appeal after 30 days.

Would you like me to draft a reminder email to ACP Phoolpur? I will reference your Registration Number. This ensures they process the request under the 48-hour “Life and Liberty” clause.