Chandrachur Singh files FIR over family property dispute; actor accuses relatives of forging grandfather's will; late father allegedly denied inheritance
Actor Chandrachur Singh has filed a police complaint in Aligarh alleging that his relatives forged his grandfather's will to deprive his late father of his inheritance. The actor claims the document was created while his grandfather was critically ill and unable to sign legal papers.
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High-profile legal disputes involving family property and inheritance often highlight issues of estate law and familial conflict in India.
Actor Chandrachur Singh has filed a police complaint over a disputed family property matter. The actor has accused several relatives of allegedly forging his grandfather's will. He claims the document was used to deprive his late father of his rightful inheritance.As reported by PTI, an FIR has been rgistered at Rorawar police station in Aligarh. Chandrachur Singh has named his aunt Gaytri Devi, two cousins and four others in the complaint. The case relates to a will that wasallegedly prepared in 1997. The actor has questioned the circumstances under which the document was executed.Actor alleges grandfather's signature was forgedAccording to Chandrachur Singh's complaint, his grandfather Thakur Harender Pal Singh was a prominent landowner in Jalalpur village, located on the outskirts of Aligarh.The actor has alleged that Thakur Harender Pal Singh's signature was forged on the disputed will.
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