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HYDERABAD: Princess Shafiya Sakina, great-granddaughter of Nizam VII of Hyderabad approached the Telangana high court on Wednesday urging the high court to declare as illegal and unconstitutional the way the Union government has given away a major portion of the 35-million pound Nizam s fund that was lying in a London bank from 1948 to two male heirs of Hyderabad Nizam. Centre gave away 98% of the fund to Prince Mukarram Jah Bahadur and Prince Muffakham Jah Bahadur, two of the male heirs of Nizam. Sakina charged the Centre of acting in a discriminatory manner towards women. She contended that Nizam had set up as many 28 trusts to look after various assets and welfare measures and named his kin as trustees to those trusts. All these trustees are the legal heirs. In fact, it is Nizam trust, that should inherit the Hyderabad fund and not just two of the male heirs, she said.

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