Complaint filed for grabbing land belonging to folk litterateur Mayabhai Ahir's son
Case of illegal possession of 4 hectare land near Dhudiya Agariya village in Rajula
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
8 November 2026, 1:24 pm · 2 min read
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A case has been registered under the Land Grabbing Act regarding the grabbing of land belonging to the son of folk litterateur Mayabhai Ahir in Rajula taluka of Amreli district. According to a report by Sandesh, an official complaint has been lodged at the Rajula police station in this matter.
In this entire dispute, the complaint has been filed by Bharat Bhamar, the son of Mayabhai Ahir. The land owned by Bharat Bhamar is located near Dhudiya Agariya village in Rajula taluka. This land is a vast area of 4 hectare, on which illegal possession has allegedly been taken.
As stated in the complaint, Jetubhai Virabhai Dhakhda had illegally occupied this valuable land since the year 2024. Jetubhai Dhakhda has been accused in this land grabbing case. To vacate his land, Bharat Bhamar adopted legal recourse and eventually contacted the Rajula police to file a complaint.
The Rajula police, based on the facts of the complaint, have registered an offence under the Land Grabbing Prohibition Act and have initiated an investigation. The police have immediately registered the case and have begun efforts to collect necessary evidence. This incident has caused a stir in the entire Amreli region. Now, based on the police investigation, strict legal action will be taken against the individual who has occupied the land illegally, and steps will be taken to free the land.
Mayabhai Ahir is known as a well-known folk litterateur.
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