Amitabh Bachchan House Jalsa:Mumbai-based bungalow ‘Jalsa’ of Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan is once again in the news. This time the reason is not any matter related to the actor’s films or fans, but the property dispute going on within his family. According to reports, Amitabh Bachchan’s younger daughter-in-law, Ramoula Bachchan, wife of Big B’s younger brother Ajitabh Bachchan, has raised objection regarding Jaya Bachchan’s ownership rights on the Jalsa property.
Ramoula alleges that this property was registered in his name and without his knowledge or consent it was transferred to Jaya Bachchan’s name.
What is the whole controversy regarding ‘Jalsa’ property?
According to a report in Mumbai Mirror, Ramoula Bachchan has made several complaints regarding this matter for the last seven months. He claims that initially ‘Jalsa’ was registered in his name, but later its ownership was given to Jaya Bachchan through a gift deed in 1993.
The main reason for the dispute is said to be the different names recorded in the government and residential records of the property. Kapoor Housing Society records show Jaya Bachchan as the owner of the bungalow, while Ramoula Bachchan’s name is still mentioned in the Maharashtra government property card.
It is being told that this matter came to light again after an attempt was made to register Jaya Bachchan’s name by removing Ramoula’s name from the government records.
Questions raised regarding registered property
In his complaints, Ramoula Bachchan has also raised questions on the way the 1993 gift deed was prepared. They allege that this document was prepared on plain paper at that time and stamp duty was not even paid for it. He has also claimed that there were no signatures of the witnesses on the document.
Apart from this, they have also objected to the subsequent registration of this document and the process of regularizing it under the Abhay Scheme of the Maharashtra Government.
Officials started hearing the case
According to the report, Sub-Registrar Faiyaz Mulani has confirmed receiving the complaint. He said that hearing in the case has started and the concerned parties have been asked to file their replies.
However, till now the authorities have not given any final decision regarding the validity of the disputed document or the ownership rights on the property. In such a situation, it is not clear what further decision will be taken in this matter.
Emails threatening to blow up Jalsa have been received
Meanwhile, recently the news of receiving an email threatening to bomb Amitabh Bachchan’s bungalow ‘Jalsa’ was also revealed. He has been given such threats twice.
On November 8, Amitabh Bachchan had come to meet the fans gathered outside the bungalow to wish them Diwali. Due to security concerns, Amitabh Bachchan met fans behind the protection of bulletproof glass.