Sylhet Bureau

A house worth Rs 20 million belonging to a London expatriate woman at Osmaninagar in Sylhet has caused a stir among the people of the area. Police have issued Section 154 due to a dispute between the two parties over the actual ownership. London expatriate women deleted from Gayachpur of Tajpur union of the upazila. The police issued the warning notice at Mina Bibi's house.

According to the locals, the village of Gayachpur in Tajpur of Osmani Nagar has been wiped out for the last few days. Conflict has arisen over Mina Bibi's home. Mina Bibi lives in London. Her husband Raju Ahmed Mina Bibi sold her own house in the same upazila Kadipur village Dubai expatriate Md. To Nefur Ali. Dispute is going on between Mina Bibi, a London expatriate and the wife of a Dubai expatriate. So the police issued section 154 in the house to maintain peace and order.

London expatriate deleted. Mina Bibi said, the ownership of this house including the place is in my name. No one else can sell the house. I came home from London. But Nazmin Akter Moni and his people have locked me up. Some children are also waiting outside. I suffer from insecurity. I have lodged a GD with the police in this regard.

Nazmin Akter Moni of Nepur Ali, a Dubai expatriate, said Raju Ahmed, husband of Mina Bibi, had sold the house to us through a power of attorney. Mina Bibi drove us out of the house with her men. I have lodged a complaint with the police. '

Jhalak Pal, chairman of the local Tajpur union, said, "Two parties are claiming ownership of a house. However, while visiting the spot, we came to know that the owner of the house is Mina Bibi, a London expatriate. But her husband Raju Ahmed has made the house with a power of attorney to Nepur Ali, a Dubai expatriate. There was a dispute between them. ‘

Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Osmani Nagar Police Station Main Uddin said, "Initially, I came to know that there was a dispute between two expatriate women over the ownership of the house." Police have issued Section 154 for fear of disturbing the peace. However, an attempt is being made to resolve the issue through the mediation of the local chairman through the prominent people of the area.