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- India.com
Saif Ali Khan loses Rs 15000 crore Bhopal inheritance case after court declares...
Saif Ali Khan loses Rs 15000 crore Bhopal inheritance case after court declares... Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan and his family suffered a major legal setback earlier this week after Madhya Pradesh High Court overturned a 25-year-old order that affirmed their ownership over a property worth Rs 15000 crore. The court has now ordered the case to be heard afresh. Two decades ago, a trial court judgement declared Saif Ali Khan, along with his mother Sharmila Tagore, and sisters Soha and Saba Ali Khan, as the owners of the properties they inherited from the rulers of princely state of Bhopal. However, as reported by PTI, High Court Justice Sanjay Diwedi has asked the court to conduct a fresh trial and settle the case within a year. The move could rephase the inheritance structure of The Bhopal royal family, and bring back the legal attention to one of the most controversial property disputes. Other heirs of Nawab Hamidullah questioned the inheritance by the Pataudi Siblings. According to the lawyers, Begum Suraiya Rashid and Nawab Mehr Taj Sajida Sultan, along with others had filed case against 'unfair' partition of Nawab Hamidullah's property. However, on February 14, 2000, the Bhopal district court 'unfairly' dismissed their separate appeals. Lawyers claim that the partition of Nawab Hamidullah's personal property should have been done fairly between Saif Ali Khan, Sharmila Tagore and 16 other heirs, as per the Muslim Personal Law. What is Enemy Property Act? The Pataudi family's assets in Bhopal fell under enemy property, which comes under Enemy Property Act, enacted in 1985 after the 1965 India-Pakistan war. Under this law, Indian government has the authority to seize land, budlings and other belongings that once belonged to people who left India and moved to China or Pakistan. The act has been applied in this case as Saif's great-grandmother, Abida Sultan- daughter of Nawab Hamidullah Khan and sister of Sajida Sultan renounced her Indian citizenship and moved back to Pakistan after Partition. Why Court dismissed Saif Ali Khan's Petition? In 2015, Saif Ali Khan contested the declaration and secured a temporary stay from the Hight Court. However, in 2024, the court rejected his petition, and dismissed his challenge. In its recent order, Saif and his family were given 30 days to challenge the court's decision by filing a petition with appellate tribunal, but no such appeal was made. The properties are now legally open for the government to acquire, and Bhopal District administration might soon take over the process. This ongoing dispute, coupled with fresh legal notice, has once again shed light on the Pataudi family's complex legacy, which continues to affect the heirs of pre-partition families.
NDTV
9 hours ago
- NDTV
R Madhavan's Shout Out To Priyanka Chopra's Head Of State: "Your Victory Feels Personal"
New Delhi: Actor R Madhavan, best known for 3 Idiots and Tanu Weds Manu franchise, lauded Priyanka Chopra Jonas after her latest film Heads of State secured the most trending position worldwide on Prime Video. Sharing the poster of the film on his Instagram handle on Saturday, which had "#1 on Prime Video worldwide" written over it, Madhavan said Jonas' victory feels personal. "So proud of you for breaking new grounds and doing all that we dream of. What a wonderful job in the film and you held your own so well. Your victory feels personal @priyankachopra," he wrote. Jonas thanked the actor on her Instagram story. "Thank you my friend. Really appreciate your words of encouragement," she said. Directed by Ilya Naishuller of "Nobody" fame, the film released on Prime Video on July 2. The action comedy film also stars John Cena and Idris Elba. It features Elba as the UK Prime Minister, Sam Clarke and Cena as US President Will Derringer, who become the targets of a powerful and ruthless foreign adversary. Jonas essays the role of the brilliant MI6 agent Noel Bisset. Actors Paddy Considine, Stephen Root, Carla Gugino, Jack Quaid and Sarah Niles round off the cast of the film, produced by Peter Safran and John Rickard. PTI ATR ATR ATR
Mint
10 hours ago
- Mint
Emotional Jaiswal gifts signed bat to his big fan Ravi, a visually impaired child
Birmingham, Jul 6 (PTI) In a touching gesture, dashing opener Yashasvi Jaiswal has gifted an autographed bat to Ravi, a visually impaired child, who cherished the dream of meeting the Indian batting star. A hardcore cricket fan, Ravi has been following the Indian team from the Leeds Test against England, hoping to meet Jaiswal and it finally came true on the fourth day of the ongoing second Test here on Saturday. Moved by Ravi's passion for the game and his love for him, Jaiswal gifted the child a signed bat with a message "With best wishes to Ravi with care and love." "Hello Ravi, how are you? I am Yashasvi, nice to meet you. I was really excited to meet you because I know that you have been a big fan of cricket and actually I don't know why I am nervous to meet you," Jaiswal told Ravi in a video posted by BCCI in its social media accounts. "I have a gift for bat. I would like you to keep it just as my memory. It's amazing to see you and meet you, very lovely to be here with you. " His dream fulfilled, Ravi replied: "Lovely to meet you too. Thanks so much! I can't wait to have your bat because you are brilliant cricketer... "I think you are the future of Indian cricket. I love cricket, I love watching you bat. I loved your centuries, they were brilliant. On your day you can score big centuries." Although he can't see, Ravi impressed Jaiswal with his deep knowledge about cricket and Indian players. "It's so nice to meet him. He gave me a bat. I love watching him play and I always follow him. I will always support him," Ravi said.
