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Ali first raised the land-grabbing allegations in December 2022, in a letter addressed to the Karnataka Police chief. 

Singer Lucky Ali moves Karnataka Lokayukta over alleged land grab by IAS officer

Ali first raised the land-grabbing allegations in December 2022, in a letter addressed to the Karnataka Police chief. 

Ali first raised the land-grabbing allegations in December 2022, in a letter addressed to the Karnataka Police chief.&nbsp;

Singer Maqsood M Ali, popularly known as Lucky Ali, has approached the Karnataka Lokayukta against an IAS officer over land grabbing allegations.
Ali has alleged that officer Rohini Sindhuri, her husband Sudhir Reddy and her brother-in-law Madhusudhan Reddy have used State machinery and monetary might to illegally encroach upon land that rightfully belongs to his family. The complaint also names Assistant Police Commissioner Manjunath and government official Manohar, according to a copy of a complaint Ali shared on social media.
Ali first raised the land-grabbing allegations in December 2022, in a letter addressed to the Karnataka Police chief. He shared the contents of his complaint on Facebook at the time.
Ali accused the Reddy brothers of encroaching his farm in Bengaluru with the help of officer Sindhuri. He accused the alleged land mafia of forcibly entering the Trust property located in Kenchenahalli Yelahanka and refusing to show the relevant documents. Even then, he hit out at the trio for misusing state resources for their personal gain.
According to Ali, his family has been in possession of the land for over 50 years.
In his letter to the DGP, Ali also claimed he was not getting any help from the local police. He had accused the local law enforcement of supporting the encroachers instead.&nbsp;
Ali's recent plea filed with the Lokayukta, that names Sindhuri, Reddy brothers and cops, suggests he failed to receive adequate assistance from the police.

Lucky Ali seeks Karnataka DGP help over land encroachment at farm

Singer Lucky Ali seeks Karnataka DGP's help over land encroachment at Bengaluru farm

Singer Lucky Ali seeks Karnataka DGP help over land encroachment at farm

Taking to Facebook, Ali wrote to Karnataka DGP over the illegal encroachment of his trust property in Kenchenahalli Yelahanka area of Bengalruru by one Sudhir Reddy who he claimed was a land mafia.

Singer Lucky Ali on Monday &nbsp;alleged that his Bengaluru farm is being illegally encroached upon with no help from the local police.
Taking to Facebook, Ali wrote to Karnataka DGP over the illegal encroachment of his trust property in Kenchenahalli Yelahanka area of Bengaluru by one Sudhir Reddy who he claimed was a land mafia.
Ali also alleged that Reddy's wife Rohini Sindhuri, who is an IAS officer was also misusing state resources for personal gain, adding that the couple was forcibly and illegally entering his farm without any court order.
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Reiterating that there was no positive response from the area authorities and police, the singer urged Karnataka DGP to stop the alleged illegal possession of the land before the final court hearing on December 7

Indie music lovers swear by Lucky Ali's music. The 63 year old went viral a couple of months ago for his impromptu performance in Goa, but Lucky Ali also had his fair share of setbacks.
In a recent Facebook post, the singer shared how music label T-Series had once shelved his album over disagreements regarding crediting artists.
Lucky Ali said that he had worked with T-Series for his fourth solo album, 'Kabhi Aisa Lagta Hai' in 2004. While Aslam, Ali, and another lyricist wrote the words, the company credited some other artist as 'he was being promoted by the label'. Lucky Ali had objected to the idea, and his album was taken off the shelves.
But that's all in the past. Lucky Ali said, what ever happened was for good and he's at peace now.
Lucky Ali is the latest one to join a group of many singers in the Hindi film industry who have called out T-Series over unfair treatment, these include Sonu Nigam and Monali Thakur.
In 2020, singer Sonu Nigam had blasted T-Series and its head honcho, Bhushan Kumar, going to the point of bringing "mafia" allegations against the label. He was supported by several singers, such as Salim Merchant and Adnan Sami.
National award winner Monali Thakur had also spoken at length about the 'mafiagiri' in the music industry, claiming big labels crush singers 'like ants'.

Lucky Ali says T-Series shelved his album over crediting differences

In a recent Facebook post, Lucky Ali shared how music label T-Series had once shelved his album over disagreements regarding crediting artists.

((opening breathe Goa&nbsp;video that went viral)) ((show video on VO))
Indie music lovers swear by Lucky Ali's music. The 63 year old went viral a couple of months ago for his impromptu performance in Goa, but Lucky Ali also had his fair share of setbacks.
((Show Lucky Ali recent stills with courtesy))
SUPER: T-Series dropped Lucky Ali's album after differences over&nbsp;credits
In a recent Facebook post, the singer shared how music label T-Series had once shelved his album over disagreements regarding crediting artists.
SUPER: T-Series wanted to credit only one artist, claims Lucky&nbsp;Ali
SUPER: Lucky Ali: My album was taken off shelves after I disagreed
((show a split screen: Lucky Ali &amp; Bhushan&nbsp;Kumar))
Lucky Ali said that he had worked with T-Series for his fourth solo album, 'Kabhi Aisa Lagta Hai' in 2004. While Aslam, Ali, and another lyricist wrote the words, the company credited some other artist as 'he was being promoted by the label'. Lucky Ali had objected to the idea, and his album was taken off the shelves.
SUPER: Lucky Ali:&nbsp;whatever happened was for good, I am at peace now
But that's all in the past. Lucky Ali said, what ever happened was for good and he's at peace now.
SUPER:&nbsp;Sonu&nbsp;Nigam&nbsp;Adnan&nbsp;Sami&nbsp;have spoken out on T-Series earlier
((split screen: Sonu&nbsp;Nigam, Adnan&nbsp;Sami&nbsp;&amp; Monali&nbsp;Th akur))
Lucky Ali is the latest one to join a group of many singers in the Hindi film industry who have called out T-Series over unfair treatment, these include Sonu Nigam,&nbsp;Salim Merchant and Adnan Sami&nbsp;and Monali Thakur.

In a recent Facebook post, the singer shared how music label T-Series had once shelved his album over disagreements regarding crediting artists.

Indie music lovers swear by Lucky Ali's music. The 63 year old went viral a couple of months ago for his impromptu performance in Goa, but Lucky Ali also had his fair share of setbacks.
In a recent Facebook post, the singer shared how music label T-Series had once shelved his album over disagreements regarding crediting artists.
Lucky Ali said that he had worked with T-Series for his fourth solo album, 'Kabhi Aisa Lagta Hai' in 2004. While Aslam, Ali, and another lyricist wrote the words, the company credited some other artist as 'he was being promoted by the label'. Lucky Ali had objected to the idea, and his album was taken off the shelves.
But that's all in the past. Lucky Ali said, what ever happened was for good and he's at peace now.
Lucky Ali is the latest one to join a group of many singers in the Hindi film industry who have called out T-Series over unfair treatment, these include Sonu Nigam and Monali Thakur.
Also watch|&nbsp;
In 2020, singer Sonu Nigam had blasted T-Series and its head honcho, Bhushan Kumar, going to the point of bringing "mafia" allegations against the label. He was supported by several singers, such as Salim Merchant and Adnan Sami.
National award winner Monali Thakur had also spoken at length about the 'mafiagiri' in the music industry, claiming big labels crush singers 'like ants'.

Putting an end to all the rumours&nbsp;about his death, Singer Lucky Ali has informed fans that he is completely&nbsp;fit &amp; fine.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Addressing the rumors, the singer posted a witty Instagram&nbsp;story updating&nbsp;fans about his health&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;wrote&nbsp;that he is alive and resting in peace at home. The singer further urged all of his fans to stay safe &amp; stay at home.
On Wednesday, actor Nafisa&nbsp;Ali also squashed reports claiming that the singer died of Covid.&nbsp;&nbsp;

'Resting in peace at home': Lucky Ali rubbishes death rumours with humour

Singer Lucky Ali rubbishes death rumours
'Resting in peace at home': Lucky Ali
Singer urged fans to stay&nbsp;home &amp; stay safe

Putting an end to all the rumours&nbsp;about his death, Singer Lucky Ali has informed fans that he is completely&nbsp;fit &amp; fine.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Addressing the rumors, the singer posted a witty Instagram&nbsp;story updating&nbsp;fans about his health&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;wrote&nbsp;that he is alive and resting in peace at home. The singer further urged all of his fans to stay safe &amp; stay at home.
On Wednesday, actor Nafisa&nbsp;Ali too had squashed reports claiming that the singer died of Covid.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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