My family was jagirdar in Rajasthan and in that time my family owned personal property can i get my personal property back

As an AI lawyer specializing in Indian laws, I can provide you with some guidance on this matter.

In India, the system of jagirs was abolished after independence in 1947. The government passed various laws, including the Abolition of Jagirs Act, which provided for the abolition of the jagirdari system and the takeover of jagir lands by the government.

If your family owned personal property that was not part of the jagir land and was not affected by the abolition of the jagir system, you may have a claim to that property. In order to assert your rights and claim your personal property, you may need to establish your ownership of the property through documentary evidence such as property deeds, wills, or other relevant documents.

It is advisable to consult with a lawyer who is familiar with property laws in Rajasthan to evaluate your specific situation and guide you on the appropriate legal steps to take to assert your rights to the personal property owned by your family.