Muzaffarnagar Complainant Alleges Assault, Sugarcane Crop Damage Over Land Dispute

The affected party from Shekhpura village in the Khatauli police station area of Muzaffarnagar reached the District Magistrate’s office and submitted a written complaint over an ongoing dispute concerning agricultural land and the boundary ridge of a field. The complainant has sought a fair investigation into the matter, action according to the rules and security for the family.

In the application submitted to the District Magistrate, the affected party accused some people of damaging the standing sugarcane crop, engaging in assault and harassing the family. The complaint states that the dispute is related to the land and the field boundary, and that the alleged actions have caused concern for the affected party and the family.

According to the complaint, the affected party reached the field at around 4 pm on 18 October 2026. On reaching the spot, the complainant allegedly saw some people damaging the standing sugarcane crop with the help of a tractor-trolley.

The affected party has alleged that when an objection was raised, the complainant and the minor children were assaulted. The complaint says that they suffered injuries in the incident. These allegations have been made in the application submitted to the District Magistrate.

The complaint further mentions that Dial-112 police reached the spot after information about the matter was given. According to the affected party, the dispute related to the field boundary continued even after the police arrived.

The complainant has also alleged that an attempt was made to carry out construction work after removing bricks placed in the foundation of the boundary ridge. The claim regarding the removal of the bricks and the alleged construction attempt has also been included in the application submitted to the District Magistrate.

The affected party has stated that the dispute over the land has been continuing for a long time. According to the complaint, a case related to the concerned land is currently pending before the court.

The complainant has also referred to an order dated 25 September 2026. The affected party has claimed that the order imposed a restriction on the purchase and sale of the land. However, the actual status of the order and the scope of the restriction will need to be verified from the relevant records.

Through the application, the affected party has asked the District Magistrate to order a fair investigation into the entire matter. The complainant has sought action according to the rules in connection with the land dispute, an inquiry into the alleged attempt to carry out construction work and security for the family.

At present, the matter is based on the allegations made in the complaint. The allegations could not be independently verified. An official statement from the concerned police or the other side has not yet come forward. The report may be updated if statements from the concerned parties or an official response from the authorities are received.