The high-stakes conflict between real estate tycoons Abhishek and Abhinandan Lodha has escalated, prompting their mother, Manju Lodha, to make a heartfelt plea for reconciliation. As the legal battles intensify, the family's unity hangs in the balance.
Real EstateLodha GroupFamily ConflictBusiness DisputeSuccession PlanningReal EstateFeb 28, 2025
The main cause of the conflict is the lack of a clear succession plan following the death of their father, Niranjan Lodha, leading to a power struggle over control of the Lodha Group.
Manju Lodha, the mother of Abhishek and Abhinandan, has made a heartfelt plea for her sons to reconcile and end their legal and business disputes.
The legal battles could erode the company's market position, damage its reputation, and hinder its future growth prospects in the competitive real estate sector.
The Lodha Group is one of the largest and most influential real estate companies in India, known for developing high-profile residential and commercial projects in major cities.
The business community is concerned about the potential impact of the conflict on the Lodha Group and the broader real estate market, emphasizing the need for a resolution to preserve the company's future.
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