Grandson of Hyderabad Nizam Files Complaint Against Kin Over 35 Million Pounds Fund in Uk Bank – Hyderabad: Nizam’s grandson accused, relatives set illegal documents to get property

A grandson of the last Nizam of the erstwhile princely state of Hyderabad has filed a police complaint against some of his relatives. In this complaint, he has claimed that he submitted false and fabricated documents to claim £ 35 million belonging to a former ruler lying in a bank in Britain.

Nawab Najaf Ali Khan, the grandson of the seventh Nizam Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur, reached the Hyderabad Police Commissioner on Tuesday and lodged a complaint. Najaf Ali Khan has demanded a case against Mukarram Jah, his former wife Isra Birgen, son Ajmat Jah, and his brother Muftakham Jah.

The Nizam’s descendants, Prince Mukarram Jah and his younger brother Prince Muffakham Jah, supported the Indian government in this long-running legal war against the Pakistan government over the sum of around £ 35 million deposited in NatWest Bank in London. Please tell that Prince Mukarram Shah is the eighth Nizam of Hyderabad.

Accused of submitting illegal documents in court
Najaf Ali Khan alleged in a press release that illegal documents were given in a UK court in the Nizam Fund case. He said that Mukarram Jah and his three relatives had used the wrong documents for their own benefit and in order to harm the legitimate Nizam’s heirs.

Britain’s court gave decision in favor of India
It is noteworthy that in October 2019, a UK court ended the dispute over the Nizam’s property for more than 70 years. The court ruled in favor of the descendants of India and the Nawab, rejecting Pakistan’s claim on the Nizam’s property deposited in a UK bank.

A grandson of the last Nizam of the erstwhile princely state of Hyderabad has filed a police complaint against some of his relatives. In this complaint, he has claimed that he submitted false and fabricated documents to claim £ 35 million belonging to a former ruler lying in a bank in Britain.

Nawab Najaf Ali Khan, the grandson of the seventh Nizam Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur, reached the Hyderabad Police Commissioner on Tuesday and lodged a complaint. Najaf Ali Khan has demanded a case against Mukarram Jah, his former wife Isra Birgen, son Ajmat Jah, and his brother Muftakham Jah.

The Nizam’s descendants, Prince Mukarram Jah and his younger brother Prince Muffakham Jah, supported the Indian government in this long-running legal war against the Pakistan government over the sum of around £ 35 million deposited in NatWest Bank in London. Please tell that Prince Mukarram Shah is the eighth Nizam of Hyderabad.

Accused of submitting illegal documents in court
Najaf Ali Khan alleged in a press release that illegal documents were given in a UK court in the Nizam Fund case. He said that Mukarram Jah and his three relatives had used the wrong documents for their own benefit and in order to harm the legitimate Nizam’s heirs.

Britain’s court gave decision in favor of India
It is noteworthy that in October 2019, a UK court ended the dispute over the Nizam’s property for more than 70 years. The court ruled in favor of the descendants of India and the Nawab, rejecting Pakistan’s claim on the Nizam’s property deposited in a UK bank.