Article 184 (3) of the Charitable Endowment Act (VI of 1890), the National Police Foundation acting on section 5 of the Supreme Court under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution pertaining to the scams of billions of rupees related to land incompetence, irregularities, misconduct. ? During the purchase of land and allotment of plots in the National Police Foundation Housing Society, an accused property developer allegedly acted as a broker during a corruption and purchase by the management committee and the board of directors of the National Police Foundation (Foundation). ? The Housing Scheme for Land For the purpose of welfare in the purchase of a property for a real estate developer, deviations from the Foundation's Scope Administration Committee devised rules in accordance with their own choice, regardless of the scope of the Charitable Endowment Act 1890. Did. This charitable organization was created not only for those who were allotted plots. People who were not only eligible for such allotment but also for family members of the police officers who were senior police officers in the aforementioned Foundation Administration Committee. Violated the Foundation's intention to support, the Foundation's administration plots their families and private individuals who were not in line with market value at the time the Foundation's board of directors set up residential schemes. Bye laws did not fix the standards. The terms and conditions for the allotment of plots and distributed plots to the near and dear ones were declared by the Foundation officials to be harmful to the interests of the Foundation and its beneficiaries and they should use their funds in accordance with the true spirit of their constitution.
