It has been reported that historical properties linked to the Saif Ali Khan’s family in Bhopal worth Rs. 15000 crore are one step away from being taken under government control. This comes as a result of the Madhya Pradesh High Court lifting a stay order imposed on these properties in 2015. According to the India Today report, the court lifted the stay imposed on the ancestral properties, which could result in their acquisition under the Enemy Property Act, 1968.  The significant properties of the Pataudi family under scrutiny include the Flag Staff House, where Saif Ali Khan spent his childhood, along with Noor-Us-Sabah Palace, Dar-Us-Salam, Bungalow of Habibi, Ahmedabad Palace, Kohefiza Property, and others. The order was pronounced by Justice Vivek Agarwal, who emphasized the statutory remedy that exists under the amended Enemy Property Act, 2017, and directed the Pataudi family to file a representation within 30 days. For the unversed, the Enemy Property Act permits the Central government to claim properties owned by individuals who migrated to Pakistan after Partition in 1947. To brief you about …