If he does not take rent for 12 years then the law bars him to file eviction suit. However, otherwise also he can not you to leave for the reason that he is not receiving the rent as you have been living at that place since ages.

Keep the prove entact that you have attempted to pay the rent. Rest if he files eviction suit then you will have a good case to fight.

This is ancestral property of whom? I must tell you ancestral property is one which remains undivided for 4 generations. Therefore your uncles are not related to it in any ways.

Let me know if there happens to be any factual inconsistency in my advise.

Regards

1)you are deemed tenant

2) you have been staying in said house since birth

3) you should send demand draft of rent by speed post AD together with covering letter

4) also send email intimation to landlord that demand draft of rent has been forwarded to him

5) refuse to vacate the premises

If the rent stands unpaid for 6 months, the landlord and file a suit for eviction on this ground after serving you an eviction notice.

You may try and initiate an electronic transfer of rent in your landlors's account.

There's nothing to worry as long as you are in possession of this property.

Default in rental payment will dis-entitle you to continue to stay in the rented premises.

With the evidence of the registered post returned you may file a petition before rent controller court seeking to deposit the rent before the court.

Since it is pagdi system, the landlord cannot so easily evict you but you should remember the fact that once a tenant is always a tenant and not a owner of the property.

What do you mean by saying the rented premises as ancestral property?

The landlord can very well ask you to vacate the rented premises since the original tenant has died long back and there is no rental agreement with the legal heirs of the deceased tenant.