Kyun jhagadta hai bhaiyon ke saath jaydad jo jaddi hai, Ketu teen wale yaad rakh tere bhai behen teri reedh ki haddi hai.
Why do you fight with your brothers over ancestral property? O one with Ketu in the 3rd, remember that your brothers and sisters are your backbone.
Continuing the analysis of Ketu in the 3rd house, Dr. Sharma provides the ultimate karmic warning regarding ancestral wealth.
Because Ketu in the 3rd creates friction with siblings, these natives often end up in bitter, ugly legal battles with their brothers over ancestral property ("jaydad jo jaddi hai").
Dr. Sharma warns that winning this property will destroy their life. In Lal Kitab, for Ketu in the 3rd, the siblings literally represent the native's spine/backbone ("reedh ki haddi"). If you fight and break ties with your siblings over money, you are breaking your own backbone. Your courage, health, and destiny will collapse.