Agra: A very strange case has come to light from Agra, Uttar Pradesh. Yes, a one-of-a-kind case of will has surfaced here. An old father, enraged by his sons, has given the District Collector his property worth crores. Yes, it is stated that during Janata darshan, the old guy handed over the relevant paperwork to the City Magistrate. "The sons don't take care of him," the old man continues, "so they leave their property to the district collector." According to the evidence presented in the case, Ganesh Shankar Pandey, a resident of Niralabad People's Mandi in the Chhatta police station area, acquired 1,000 yards of property in 1983 alongside his brothers Naresh Shankar Pandey, Raghunath, and Ajay Shankar. The four brothers built a beautiful mansion on 1,000 yards of land. 

The four brothers eventually split the land. Ganesh Shankar owns 250 yards of the property, with the home on Ganesh Shankar's half believed to be worth roughly 3 crores. The district collector is alleged to have received a registered will of Ganesh Shankar's property worth crores. 'Sons don't look after them,' he added. A son's intellect is feeble. He is not in the business world.'

'When explained, the sons kept up with them, but they didn't care,' he continued. When their sons' behaviour became unbearable, they handed up all of their belongings to the district collector. According to reports, the elderly Ganesh Shankar made a recorded will of the residence in August 2018 in the name of the District Collector of Agra. Simultaneously, he went to Janata Darshan's Collectorate and handed over the registered will to City Magistrate Pratipal Chauhan. Let me inform you that the property named after District Collector Agra by Ganesh Shankar is worth crores of rupees.

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