WHAT IS AT STAKE
The property includes heritage buildings and prime land in four states (Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Delhi and Haryana), besides Chandigarh
RAJMAHAL, FARIDKOT: Spread over 14 acres, it was constructed in 1885 as the royal residence. Now, a 150-bed charitable hospital stands on a portion of the palace grounds.
QILA MUBARAK: Built by Raja Mokulsi and reconstructed by Raja Hamir Singh in around 1775, it is spread over 10 acres. The present main building was built around 1890.
FARIDKOT HOUSE, NEW DELHI:
Located on a huge piece of prime land on Copernicus Marg, it is currently leased out to Central government at a monthly rent of
₹17.5 lakh. Valued at ₹1,200 crore nine years ago. Also, there is one more property in the posh Diplomatic Enclave.
MANIMAJRA FORT,
CHANDIGARH: Spread over four acres, it is at least 350-year-old. The city administration had planned to develop the fort as a tourist destination. Decision deferred due to the legal battle.
FARIDKOT HOUSE, MASHOBRA (SHIMLA): A 260 bigha estate, it had five residences, three of which, including the Sherwood House, were destroyed in a fire.
18 VINTAGE CARS: A 1929 model Royal Royce, 1929 model Graham, 1940 model Bentley, Jaguar, Daimler, Packard among others.
AERODROME, FARIDKOT: Used by the civil administration and army, it is spread over 200 acres. GOLD AND JEWELS: Valued at ₹1,000 crore, these are in Standard Chartered Bank custody in Mumbai.