India, Oct. 9 -- The Dhubri Revenue Circle Office in Assam has come under sharp scrutiny once again, this time over a serious case of alleged land fraud involving forged documents and illegal mutation of property in violation of government orders.

Authorities allegedly transferred land belonging to a Hindu family to two Muslim individuals using a fabricated and non-existent sale deed, an act that directly violated the Assam Government's standing order prohibiting land transfers between different religious communities.

Lat Mandal Tapash Kumar Biswas reportedly oversaw the illegal operation, while then-Circle Officer Partha Pratim Barman approved the mutation without conducting mandatory checks.

Their actions, or negligence, have sparked...