Cracking Down on Greater Noida's Property Fraud Syndicate

Greater Noida police arrested three gang members involved in fraudulent property sales totaling Rs 3 crore. The gang, led by Pradeep Rana's brother Gaurav, used forged documents to cheat absentee property owners. Police recovered multiple items and continue to investigate the operation.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Noida | Updated: 24-04-2026 20:24 IST | Created: 24-04-2026 20:24 IST
Cracking Down on Greater Noida's Property Fraud Syndicate
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In an ongoing crackdown on property fraud, Greater Noida police on Friday arrested three members of a notorious gang accused of swindling around Rs 3 crore through forged property registrations.

The arrested individuals include Pradeep Rana, a Ghaziabad resident, and Khushboo Devi and Jyotsna, both originally from Bihar. This network, comprising 15-20 members, targeted absentees using fake documents, Deputy Commissioner Praveen Ranjan Singh disclosed.

The gang was helmed by Gaurav Rana, Pradeep's brother, who orchestrated the fraudulent activities, Singh added. With numerous cases against them, further investigations are underway as police seized key items, including four mobile phones and a car, from the accused.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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