KSHATRIYA RAJPUT TRUST BOARD, HYDERABAD, TELANGANA
J.P. Singh
IAS. (Retd)
Ex-President of K.R. Sabha
Hyderabad-27
IAS. (Retd)
Ex-President of K.R. Sabha
Hyderabad-27
1.
The Kshatriya Rajput Sabha Hyderabad was formed and registered in 1944 vide Sabha constituted the Kshatriya Rajput Trust Board, Hyderabad in the year 1945 by Doc. No 217 of 1354 F Registered at the office of Registrar of Co-op Societies. The executing and getting registered Trust Deed vide Doc No. 217 of 1354 F. The Sabha appointed 8Life Trustees headed always by elected President of the Sabha to be concurrently President of the Trust Boardby its Executive Committee(vide Clause 6 of the Trust Deed). The Trust Board is mandated to carry out the objects of the Sabha as envisaged in it Bye-Laws and as clearly laid down in Clauses 1 to 23 of the Trust Deed with particular emphasis on Clauses 2:4:5 to 8; 15 and 23 thereof.
2.
The Trust Deed has never been amended, altered or replaced till date. The Sabha has also been continued without any break or disruption from the date of inception to the present day (vide as certified and recorded by Commissioner of Registration and Stamps).
3.
A couple of individuals who had earlieroccupied the Trust Board properties due to infighting and Court litigation within the rank and file of the Sabha. They created a false document, got it registered at the office of Sub-Registrar, Maredpally (not concerned Registration Office), showing address of the Trust Board, Hotel at Secunderabad. The said illegal document signed by 3 individuals, does not mention a single word about the original Trust Deed but seeks to Amend the Bye-Laws of the Sabha vide Doc. No. 128 of 1997. It was subsequently tampered by using whitener on the date and year of execution which was detected and recordedby the Hon'ble Additional Chief Judge in O.S No. 174 of 1998. (Vide Exhibit A24).
4.
Notwithstanding clinching and irrefutable documentary and oral evidence re-en-forced by the admissions of the Defendants in the above Suit, the Trial Court passed an unjust and wholly misconceived finding which has since been comprehensively challenged in the Hon'ble High Court vide CCCA No.277 of 2006 pending for final hearing.
5.
It is reliably learnt that illegally self-appointedindividuals, are trying to encumber the vast properties of the Trust Board by seeking to create long leases/ by creating self-interestthrough contracts with developers defeating the avowed objectives of the Trust Board namely maintaining hostels for poor students. The entire property consist. ing of several halls, rooms for students, agricultural well for raising kitchen gardens etc. have of late been converted as function halls or leased to a number of storage and depo's petrol bunks etc., by renting all the 50 shops which has been the source of income to be spent for educational purpose.
6.
Following are the documents evidencing purchase of the buildings and open lands during the years 1945 and 1946 by the members of the Sabha and Trustees appointed by it investing contributions and donations collected by the Sabha from the members of Rajput community from all over erstwhile Hyderabad State.
- Registration extract of Doc. No 511 of 1355 F, by which the assets were mortgaged to raise a loan of Rs. 18,000 to make up deficit in the sale price as dona-tions and subscriptions were insufficient.
- Registration Extract of Doc. No 512 of 1355 F, by which a vast building complex with appurtenant land and immovable and movable assets in the premises pre admeasuring 14,782 Sq. Yards (Known as Yousuf Villa) were purchased for a consid-eration of Rs. 48,000. The vendees named in the said sale deed were all the executive committee members of the Sabha.
- In the 2nd installment adjoining open land admeasuring 5006 Sq. Yards was purchased from one Panchala Sattiah and added to the premises vide Doc. No. 187 of 1356 F.
- Yet another adjoining land admeasuring 260.4 Sq. Yards was purchased from the same Vendee vide Doc. No. 188 of 1356 F.
- In the 4th installment another adjoining openland admeasuring 6600 Sq. Yards was purchased from his owner and added to the composite estate.
- In this view a total extent purchased from time to time is 26,648.4 Sq. Yards.
- In the Town Survey records, Old Revenue Survey No's 4 and 7 of Amberpel covering the entire above extent have now been co-related to T.S No. 4 and 7, Ward 165, Blocks F and N respectively.
- Singned by J.P. Singh