Sunday, August 9, 2026

Intimation regarding illegal and unauthorized occupation of private property

 

 

By Registered Post / Speed Post / Ordinary Post

 

WITHOUT PREJUDICE

 

Date: 4th day of August’ 2026

To

The Officer-in-Charge,

Thakurpukur Police Station,

123/117, Diamond Harbour Road,

Paschim Barisha, Thakurpukur,

Kolkata – 700063.

Near Thakurpukur Bazar/ Opposite Vivekananda Collage,

Phone No.: +91-33-2497-6680 / +91-33-2461-6004

(or mobile support via +91-6292258704)

Email: ps.takurpukur@kolkatapolice.gov.in

 

Subject: Intimation regarding illegal and unauthorized occupation of private property by Sarsuna Khudiram Pally Samaj Kalyan Samity, A-31, Khudiram Pally, Talpukur Road, P.S. Thakurpukur, Sarsuna, Kolkata – 700061, and request for preventive police intervention to maintain law and order.

 

Respected Sir,

Under the instructions and on behalf of my clients, namely (1)  Miss Kanika Sarkar, daughter of Late Dhirendra Nath Sarkar and Late Smt. Mira Rani Sarkar; and (2) Smt. Anamika Ramudamu, wife of Sri Dhanlal Ramudamu, daughter of Late Dhirendra Nath Sarkar and Late Smt. Mira Rani Sarkar, both residing at Mira Apartment, Premises No. 50, Bidhu Bhusan Sengupta Road, P.S. Parnasree (formerly Behala), Kolkata – 700034, I respectfully submit this letter for your kind information and necessary preventive action;

 

 

 

 

1.   That my clients are the absolute joint owners and lawful successors in interest of a piece and parcel of land measuring 67.89 (Sixty-Seven Decimal Eight Nine) Decimals, lying and situated at Mouza – Paschim Barisha, comprised in C.S., R.S. and L.R. Dag No. 1022, under C.S./R.S. Khatian No. 2295 corresponding to L.R. Khatian No. 3185, situated at Talpukur Road, Khudiram Pally, within the jurisdiction of Sarsuna Police Station.

 

2.   That the aforesaid property originally belonged to their mother, Late Smt. Mira Rani Sarkar @ Mira Sarkar, who was the recorded owner and was in peaceful possession and enjoyment thereof during her lifetime. She expired intestate on 21st August, 1994, leaving behind only the aforesaid two daughters as her sole legal heirs and successors. Consequently, by operation of the provisions of the Hindu Succession Act, my clients have inherited and become the absolute owners of the said property.

 

3.   That despite the lawful ownership of my clients, it has come to their knowledge that Sarsuna Khudiram Pally Samaj Kalyan Samity, having its office at A-31, Khudiram Pally, Talpukur Road, P.S. Thakurpukur, Sarsuna, Kolkata – 700061, has been occupying and using a substantial portion of the aforesaid land without any lawful authority, title, lease, licence, permission or consent from my clients or from their predecessor-in-interest.

 

4.   That the occupation of the said property by the aforesaid Samity is entirely unauthorized, illegal and without any legal sanction. My clients have never transferred, sold, leased, licensed or otherwise permitted the said Samity to enter into or continue in possession of the property. Accordingly, the continued occupation amounts to wrongful possession and interference with the valuable proprietary rights of my clients.

 

 

 

5.   That my clients have already caused a legal notice to be issued upon the office bearers of the said Samity calling upon them to vacate the property and to hand over peaceful, vacant and khas possession of the land within the stipulated period. However, my clients have reliable information that instead of complying with the lawful demand, certain members and supporters of the Samity may attempt to create disturbance, resist lawful steps, assemble unlawfully or otherwise obstruct my clients from asserting their legal rights over the property.

 

6.   That my clients are peace-loving and law-abiding citizens. They have no intention whatsoever of taking the law into their own hands or creating any breach of public peace. They intend to pursue their legal remedies strictly in accordance with law before the competent court. Nevertheless, they reasonably apprehend that the unauthorized occupants or their associates may indulge in acts capable of disturbing public order, causing intimidation, obstruction or other untoward incidents.

 

7.   In these circumstances, this communication is being submitted as a preventive intimation so that the police authorities are apprised of the existing dispute and may maintain constant vigilance over the locality. It is requested that appropriate preventive measures be taken in accordance with law to ensure that no breach of peace, unlawful assembly, intimidation, criminal trespass, damage to property or other cognizable offence is committed by any person in relation to the aforesaid property.

 

8.   It is further requested that if any information is received regarding any attempt to raise fresh construction, alter the nature and character of the property, dispossess my clients, create third-party rights or commit any act likely to result in a law-and-order problem, your office may kindly take prompt preventive action in accordance with law to preserve peace and prevent escalation of the dispute.

 

9.   This representation is being made solely with a view to maintaining public order and ensuring that no untoward incident takes place. My clients reserve their rights to institute appropriate civil and criminal proceedings before the competent forums against all persons responsible for the unauthorized occupation and any subsequent illegal acts committed in respect of the aforesaid property.

 

10.                You are, therefore, requested to kindly acknowledge this intimation, keep the same on record, make the necessary General Diary entry, if deemed appropriate, and extend such preventive police assistance as may be permissible under law for maintaining peace, tranquillity and public order.

 

This representation is submitted without prejudice to all the legal and equitable rights, claims and remedies available to my clients under the applicable laws, all of which are expressly reserved.

 

Kindly treat the matter as urgent and oblige.

 

Yours faithfully,

 

 

Sanjib Saha

Advocate

High Court Calcutta

 

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