As per the prosecution case, Phulwanti Devi and Tirthmani Devi jointly purchased land measuring an area 03 acres 45 decimals in 1990. This land was not partitioned and taking advantage of this, Mahavir Kashi, son of Tirthmai Devi along with these two petitioners were disposing of the property. It is further case that both these petitioners entered into an agreement of sale on 17.01.2013 on condition that Rs.5,00,000/- in advance against which two cheques were given of Rs.2,00,000/-, both of which were dishonored and the payment was not made. On the request of petitioners, she executed general power of attorney on 25.03.2013 for fifty decimals of land in favour of Bablu Soni under Plot No.4 and for the sale of which five cheques of Rs.13,00,000/was given but these cheque were also dishonored. When she warned to cancel the power of attorney, he promised to make payment by clearing the cheque but no amount was paid. He persuaded the informant to execute the power of attorney on 10.04.2018 with respect to 72.05 decimals of land and that land was sold by registered but proper and due payment of value of land was not paid. Thereafter, on 31.08.2020, she cancelled both the power of attorney. It is further alleged that they jointly tried to grab the land with the help of other.
