Sons share in property

It is believed that you are all Hindu and Hindu Succession laws/rules shall apply in your case.

And that your mother is alive.

Confirm!

Since mother is title holder in her life time sons have NO forced share in her self acquired/absolute estate/property.

The nature of property that devolves by inheritance, WILL, partition is; self acquired.

In case of Hindu woman the nature and source of property matters.

In case of Hindu woman that has died without disposing property owned by her self acquired/absolute property/estate by a valid/registered deed/WILL; The 1st right for equal share is of her legal heirs i.e Husband ( if alive as on date of death), sons, daughters………..

If the property is acquired from parents side the 1st right for equal share is of her legal heirs i.e sons, daughters………..and in their absence legal heirs of her father.

If the property is acquired from husbands side the 1st right for equal share is of her legal heirs i.e sons, daughters………..and in their absence legal heirs of her husband.

The property from mother’s side is not ancestral.

In case of Hindu male that has died without disposing self acquired property owned by him by a valid/registered deed/WILL; The 1st right for equal share is of his ClassI legal heirs i.e Mother ( if alive as on date of death), Wife ( if alive as on date of death), sons, daughters………..

The share in ancestral property devolves upon his legal heirs. 

The husband can provide his self earned/acquired estate to his wife without any need of any consent from his children.

If your mother is alive then she can dispsoe her estate/property in anyone's favor in her life time.

The lady can also act under the provisions of 'Maintenance and Welfare of Senior Citizens (MWPSC) Act, 2007' and rules framed under the Act in the state to evict the son(s) if her peaceful living is being disturbed.

She can also get maintainance from son(s)

Dear LCI Querist @ Mr. Amit Arora,

Once you address any member/expert that is posting to  support and help pls add proper title Mr/Shri...............

GO thru;

Central Government Act

The Hindu Succession Act, 1956

https://indiankanoon.org/doc/685111/

and you can get full knowledge.

Yes, IT depends upon personal law that applies in specific case of person(s) that are involved..

For your knowledge you may also go thru;

THE BENAMI TRANSACTIONS (PROHIBITION) AMENDMENT ACT ...

https://karnatakajudiciary.kar.nic.in/hcklibrary/pdfupdates/BENAMI_TRANSACTIONS_(PROHIBITION).pdf

and

Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act, 1988.

https://lawmin.nic.in/ld/P-ACT/1988/A1988-45A.pdf

Assuming for a moment that the defects that you trying to point have some kind of legal acceptance (although doubtful per content in you posts so far);

What exactly you would want to achieve?

Some persons with sirname Arora or covered under sirname/cast Arora may state they are Sikh.

However the HSA cover both.