Demand of your uncle is not sustainable. Family settlement is binding, however, it is to be seen as to when family settlement was executed and also contents of settlement is also to ne looked. Uncles cannot carry partition on themselves. Your should take preventive steps so as to prevent any such  fraudulent registration.

Is deed of family settlement duly stamped and registered 

2) if so your father was absolute owner of 25 acres of land 

3) your uncles cannot now claim share in land given to your father 

4) your approval is necessary 

It can be notices etc. Details required to be looked into. 

Uncles would not be able to register partition deed for more than 25 acres of land as balance land has been registered in your name 

If your father is alive then the Will cannot be enforced.

If your father's brother's have executed a registered gift deed in favour of your father in respect of their share in the property, then they cannot claim partition of the property at this stage.

You can refuse to accept their demand 

You have not confirmed that your father is alive or not.

If he is not living then you can file a permanent injunction suit against your uncles to restrain them from interfering with your possession and enjoyment of your property 

1.  If the property were to be your grandfather's self acquired property and if your father was given a share of 25 acres through a registered family settlement deed, then now your two uncles' are not legally entitled for partition of the property for 25 acres you are owning, without your permission.

2.   However, if the property were to be ancestral property of your grandfather, then all the coparceners shall have right over their individual share. 

3.   Having Patta, Passbook, etc are only secondary documents and do not confirm the title of the land.

4.   Bring an Injunction order against partition of the land by your uncles from the jurisdictional Court, as a preventive step.

- Since, your father got 25 acres of land by way of family settlement deed, then this land become his self acquired property ,and legally he was having his right to transfer the land to you by way of writing a Will. 

- Further, as the said land already mutated in your name , then it cannot be challenged by your said uncle , specially after the demise of your father. 

- Hence, he cannot now execute a partition deed without your approval as this portion of land is in your name. 

- If they try to grab the property , then you can file an Injunction suit before the court for restraining him from interfering in your land . 

Your father received 25 acres of land through a family settlement deed. This land became his self-acquired property, and he had the legal right to transfer it to you through a will.

Since the land has already been transferred to your name, your uncle cannot challenge this transfer, especially after your father's death.

Your uncle cannot now execute a partition deed without your consent, as this portion of land is in your name.

If your uncle tries to take possession of the property, you can file an injunction suit in court to prevent him from interfering with your land.

Here are some additional points to consider:

• The family settlement deed is a legal document that divides property among family members. In this case, the deed gave your father ownership of the 25 acres of land.
• A will is a legal document that outlines how a person's property should be distributed after their death. In this case, your father's will left the 25 acres of land to you.
• Mutation is the process of registering a change in ownership of property. In this case, the land was mutated in your name, which means that it is now legally yours.
• An injunction suit is a type of lawsuit that seeks to prevent someone from doing something. In this case, you could file an injunction suit to prevent your uncle from taking possession of the land that is rightfully yours.

Yes you can do it with an injunction order 

NO. You can file FIR for forging.