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Bachchan Bungalow Jalsa Faces Property Dispute
12 Nov
Summary
- Jaya Bachchan's ownership of Jalsa bungalow challenged.
- Sister-in-law Ramola claims lack of knowledge and consent.
- Dispute involves questions about the 1993 gift deed's execution.
The iconic Jalsa bungalow, a residence associated with Amitabh Bachchan, is currently at the center of a family property dispute. Ramola Bachchan, the wife of Amitabh's brother Ajitabh, has lodged multiple complaints questioning a 1993 gift deed that transferred the property to Jaya Bachchan. She asserts she had neither knowledge of nor consent to this transaction.
Ramola's challenge focuses on the execution of the 1993 gift deed, citing its preparation on plain paper without stamp duty and alleged lack of witnesses. The matter is now under examination by the Deputy Registrar of Co-operative Societies in Andheri, with a hearing initiated to gather responses from all parties involved.
Jalsa, originally named Mansa, has a history of ownership changes, having been acquired by Amitabh Bachchan previously. While some society records may indicate Jaya Bachchan as the owner, the government's Property Card reportedly continues to bear Ramola Bachchan's name, fueling the ongoing dispute.