Kripashankar namesake lands up in spot

Talking to reporters Monday, he said he had registered the plot in the name of Raghukul Education Society on January 10, 2008 as he wanted to start an educational institute there.
After Mumbai Police launched a probe into the properties owned by the Congress leader and his family as part of its investigation into a disproportionate assets case, the local media reported that the former State Minister owns land in Nashik also, citing the Chunchale-Shivar plot.

However, inquiries with revenue office at Satpur later revealed that the plot in question is owned by Kripashankar Nandkishor Singh, who is in no way related to the former Mumbai Congress President. The transport professional himself had to appear before the media and clear the air.

Interestingly, it has come to light that a dozen people having their name as Kripashankar Singh own plots in Satpur locality.