Fri Feb 06 12:56:11 UTC 2026: ### Chennai Police Crack Down on Property Crimes, Recognize Outstanding Officers

The Story:
Greater Chennai City Police Commissioner A. Arun recognized 70 police officers, personnel, and ministerial staff for exceptional performance on February 6, 2026. Among those honored was Inspector S. Gomathi of the Chit Fund and Money Lending Investigation Wing, who recovered property valued at ₹52 crore in a case involving alleged property grabbing. Inspector A. Arun of the Central Crime Branch, Land Grabbing Investigation Wing, was also commended for arresting a suspect with 13 prior criminal cases. Inspector J. Gokul Krishnan and Sub-Inspector P. Meena of the Forged Documents Investigation Wing were recognized for arresting the prime suspect in a forgery case involving properties worth ₹2 crore.

Key Points:

  • A. Arun, Commissioner of Police, Greater Chennai City, rewarded 70 police officers.
  • Inspector S. Gomathi recovered property worth ₹52 crore in a money lending and property grabbing case.
  • The case involved Subash Chand Jain and others who allegedly usurped property after providing a ₹4 crore loan.
  • Inspector A. Arun arrested Kamalakannan, wanted in 13 criminal cases of property grabbing.
  • Inspector J. Gokul Krishnan and Sub-Inspector P. Meena apprehended a suspect in a forged document case related to properties valued at ₹2 crore.

Key Takeaways:

  • Chennai police are actively combating property-related crimes, including land grabbing and forgery.
  • The police department is recognizing and rewarding officers for their effectiveness in these investigations.
  • The reported cases involve substantial sums of money and suggest a persistent problem of property fraud within the Chennai area.

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