Ancestral property share not given to sisters

The limitation period for partition suits is 12 years.  Why did you delay in filing suit?

The daughters are entitled to their legitimate and rightful share in the property that belonged to their father.

If the sons alone divided the property among themselves by excluding the daughters then it is illegal and invalid.

The succession opened when their father died intestate hence they are entitled to claim their rightful share in the property anytime and it is not barred by limitation.

The daughters who are joining together for filing the suit for partition can do so as plaintiffs and can implead the other siblings as defendants.

Sir,

Actually we don't want their property till now. We gave 15 lakhs money when they are in need. They are not returning our money. They cheated us. That's why we want to take share in ancestral property. Please help in this matter sir.

Advancement of money cannot be a constraint for the sisters to claim their share in ancestral intestate property. In simple terms lending money is irrelevant in partition of property as per succession laws of the parties. You may deal it separately.

Partition can be sought at any time where there is no limitation. 

Presumably you are Hindu, your sisters have equal share in the property left behind by parents.

@Dr J C Vashista sir,

We paid their personal loans when they were torchered by the person who gave loan to them. 

When we ask to return our money from our maternal uncles they are not returning our money and also insulting my mother. 

My point is if we file a partition suit, they will come to compromise or we will get the property share instead of our hard earned money. My father passed away back in 1995. My mother is a peon in a office. It's her hard earned money.

Please sir help me.

Don't mingle all the subjects together.

You can find remedy for the both the subjects separately hence you consult a local lawyer and proceed as advised 

@T. Kalaisrlvan sir,

I want guidance only in partition suit matter. After your guidance I am going to consult a local lawyer.