Police Register Case Over Actress Sharmili’s Alleged Ancestral Property Grab

Police in Ramanathapuram have registered a case over an alleged transfer of actress Sharmili’s husband’s ancestral property. Sharmili thanked Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Joseph Vijay after the district crime branch registered the case, three months after she filed a complaint seeking action against those she accused of taking the property. The property is in Ramanathapuram’s Aranmanai area, opposite Kottai Vasal Vinayagar Temple. Sharmili alleged that a <b>fake patta</b> was used to transfer it to another person’s name at the sub-registrar’s office in 2017. Three shops had operated at the site, according to the report. Sharmili had also submitted petitions to district officials, but said no appropriate action followed A restaurant opened at the site about three months ago, the report said.