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OAG submits evidences against Land Record Officer

November 17, 2014
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ChangUgyenLandScam(Update): The Office of Attorney General (OAG) submitted 12 evidences against Land Record Officer, Sonam Norbu, during the evidence hearing, today. The OAG said the handwriting on the tampered Thrams of land belonging to Chang Ugyen, was Sonam Norbu’s.

The evidences include the Thram copies of the former Royal Advisory Councillor, Chang Ugyen, since 1967. The OAG said, the previous Thrams do not reflect 10.02 acres of land belonging to Chang Ugyen at Lubding and Omkha. The Attorney General’s Office said the old Thrams only reflects .02 decimal land at Omkha in the name of Chang Ugyen.

The prosecutor said the “No objection letter” for the land replacement for Sonam Norbu was also issued by Chang Ugyen when he was serving as the Gup.

Sonam Norbu is charged for manipulating and tampering the documents and increasing the land holdings of Chang Ugyen.

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