13 bighas of land belonging to former Pak President Pervez Musharraf’s family was auctioned, for how many crores was it sold?

Pervez Musharraf News: 13 bigha land of Nuru, a relative of former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf, i.e. enemy property has been auctioned. Three people have put a price of Rs 1.38 crore on this property. The e-auction process of land with eight khasra numbers went on from 11 am to 9 pm. That is, this property was bought in 10 hours. With the sale of enemy property, the name of Pervez Musharraf and his relative Nuru has ended forever in Baghpat.

Information about the e-auction process has been given to the Baghpat administration from Lucknow. Out of 13, about 4 bighas of land has also been bought by Pankaj Kumar of Baghpat. The auction of enemy property registered in the name of a relative of former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf in Kotana village was held online on September 5. Kotana village is also important because it was not only the maternal home of the former President of Pakistan, but was also the residence of his father’s parents.

According to the district administration, about two hectares of land of Nuru in Kotana, which is registered as enemy property and which migrated to Pakistan in 1965, has been auctioned. Villagers of Kotana remember that former Pakistan President Musharraf’s grandfather and grandmother were from their village. His mother Begum Zarin and father Musharrafuddin left Kotana after their marriage in 1943.

Parvez Musharraf was born in Delhi, he never went to Kotana village because his family settled in Pakistan in 1947 at the time of partition of the country. According to the villagers, Parvez Musharraf’s relative Nooru lived in Kotana for 18 years after the formation of Pakistan and went to Pakistan in 1965. He had two hectares of land in the village, which was declared enemy property in 2010.

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