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Crime
Sindhia Royal Family Property Dispute Hearing Adjourned as Pratima Rana Fails to Appear
✍️ Amar Ujala · Gwalior
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 05:31 PM
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A court hearing on the Sindhia family's Rs 41,000 crore property case was postponed after petitioner Pratima Rana did not attend, delaying the next scheduled date.
The court hearing concerning the Sindhia royal family's property dispute, valued at roughly Rs 41,000 crore, was scheduled to take place in Gwalior. During the session, the petitioner, Pratima Rana, was expected to give her statement and present documentary evidence supporting her claim.
However, Rana did not appear before the bench, and no written submission was filed on her behalf. In accordance with procedural rules, the judge ordered the proceedings to be adjourned until the petitioner can be present.
The next date for the case has not yet been fixed, and the court will notify the parties once a new schedule is determined. The postponement adds another delay to a long‑running litigation over the extensive assets of the former princely family.
Legal observers note that such adjournments are common in high‑value civil disputes, especially when key witnesses or parties are absent. The outcome of the case remains uncertain as both sides continue to gather evidence.
However, Rana did not appear before the bench, and no written submission was filed on her behalf. In accordance with procedural rules, the judge ordered the proceedings to be adjourned until the petitioner can be present.
The next date for the case has not yet been fixed, and the court will notify the parties once a new schedule is determined. The postponement adds another delay to a long‑running litigation over the extensive assets of the former princely family.
Legal observers note that such adjournments are common in high‑value civil disputes, especially when key witnesses or parties are absent. The outcome of the case remains uncertain as both sides continue to gather evidence.