Chandrachur Singh files FIR in Aligarh alleging grandfather’s will was forged

Aligarh (UP), Aug 30: Bollywood actor Chandrachur Singh has lodged an FIR against his aunt Gaytri Devi, two cousins and four others, alleging that his grandfather's will was forged to deprive his father of his inheritance.In his complaint filed at Rorawar police station on Friday, Singh alleged that the signature of his grandfather, Thakur Harender Pal Singh, a prominent landowner of Jalalpur village on the outskirts of Aligarh, was forged in 1997 when he was critically ill and allegedly not in a position to sign documents.Singh alleged that his uncle, Ganga Singh, and other family members forged the signature on the will, depriving his father, late Captain Baldev Singh, of his inheritance rights.According to the complaint, Captain Baldev Singh was not present in Aligarh when the will was allegedly executed. His other uncle, Puniya Pratap Singh, had died before Harender Pal Singh, he said.'We Remain Fully Aligned With Kriti Sanon': Brand Founder Says Rakhi Ad Was Removed After Incidents Created 'Unsafe Environment' For StaffInheritance dispute allegationsThe actor further alleged that a large portion of the prime properties inherited under the disputed will was subsequently sold over the years.Talking to reporters on Friday evening, Singh said he had collected sufficient evidence to substantiate his allegations. He also said that after lodging the FIR, he recorded his statement with the police.The dispute had come to light last year, when Gaytri Devi had rejected the allegations as false and accused Chandrachur of trying to falsely implicate her. She had also maintained that the will was genuine.Also Watch:Police begin investigationChandrachur's father, Captain Baldev Singh, was a former Congress MLA from Aligarh city. He died a few years ago.Police have registered the case and initiated an investigation into the allegations.(Except for the headline, this article has not been edited by FPJ's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)

Chandrachur Singh, the actor renowned for his roles in Indian cinema, has taken legal action concerning a contested family estate. He claims that a will from 1997, allegedly bearing his grandfather's signature, was falsified to unjustly diminish his father's inheritance rights. An FIR has been registered in Aligarh, naming various family members for their involvement, and investigators are set to scrutinize the authenticity of the will and its execution.