Allegations: organised criminal trespass, installation of temporary roads and street lights, intimidation of lawful owner, and misuse of “public” characterisation to justify collective wrong doing.

•The subject land is the subject-matter of several pending proceedings in the courts. Meanwhile, a petition has been filed before the Hon’ble Supreme Court under Section 164 of the BNSS Act, 2023 seeking directions to maintain public order on the said land because clients of certain real-estate companies have repeatedly committed criminal trespass and created public disturbance on the suit property. While that petition remains sub judice, those same persons have audaciously organised a public meeting and a felicitation ceremony on the suit land on 09.09.2026.

•Their conduct reveals the following unlawful mindset: they treat an act as criminal only if committed by a single person, but when the same acts are committed collectively they attempt to characterise the wrongdoing as a “public” issue and thereby justify their illegal acts before the court.

•Instead of pursuing remedies from the real-estate mafiosi from whom they purchased property, these people have targeted the lawful owner of the suit land—against whom they have no lawful claim—and have repeatedly harassed and brow‑beaten that owner. They have illegally installed structures such as temporary roads and street lights on the property and are organising celebratory events to mark this wrongful occupation.

•Whether this scheme will succeed or be defeated remains to be seen. In the meantime, the petitioner (victim) seeks protection of the property and enforcement of the rule of law.

S Aravind Ramesh EX.MLA —Sholinganallur- Land-Grabbing, Illegal Works, and Intimidation

•Victim states that in 2003 one S. Ramesh (now also known as Aravind Ramesh MLA), a private contractor of Sholinganallur, has been engaging in systematic land misappropriation and illicit soil sales, thereby earning substantial sums. He acted as a front for land‑grab syndicates and participated in multiple offences connected to those activities, including offences falling under the Indian Explosives Act.

•While serving as President of the Sholinganallur Panchayat, Ramesh attempted to illegally construct a roadway across the disputed property to frustrate pending litigation and affect title. Court proceedings later caused the authorities to abandon actions to alter the title.

•Thereafter, in furtherance of his scheme to appropriate the land, Corporation authorities again attempted to construct a road on the subject property. To obstruct that attempt, Ramesh’s wife, Ms. Amuthapriya, dug pits along the southern boundary of the property (Survey/Plot No. 508/2 A1C1C) and filed W.P. No. 3776/2014 in the High Court seeking an injunction against road works.

•Subsequently, Ramesh changed his name to Aravind Ramesh and was elected as a representative from the Sholinganallur Assembly constituency. He has since misused his official position to promote and facilitate unlawful works on the disputed land, including construction of roads, installation of street lighting, and provision of other civic amenities, all intended to effect illegal possession. These activities have been advanced by concealed and corrupt means.

•Ex.MLA.Aravindh Ramesh has repeatedly attempted to seize the property by various means. On 09.09.2026 he organized an unlawful assembly at the site. The complainant’s written complaint to the DGP regarding these acts was received by the accused, who has acknowledged its receipt.

•The accused has also instigated real‑estate clients and other persons to create disturbances and intimidate the complainant and local residents to facilitate illegal occupation.