Palghar: Police have registered an FIR against a 44-year-old man after he allegedly threw his elderly parents out of their house following a dispute in Palghar district of Maharashtra. An official gave this information on Sunday.
He said the man and his 75-year-old father had a heated argument last month over the management of the family-owned restaurant, bar and resorts, following which the father and his 74-year-old wife were thrown out of their house in Vikramgarh taluka. Was.
The dispute escalated when the victim, who is also a social worker and president of the local senior citizens association, had asked his son for an account of his business.
This led to a violent outburst, during which the accused allegedly threw some objects at his father and later changed the locks of his property, Vikramgarh police station official said, quoting the victim's complaint.
Police said the elderly couple is now in the care of their daughter who is a doctor.
Based on the complaint, on Saturday, a case was registered against the couple's son under sections 336 (endangering the life or personal safety of others), 427 (mischief causing hurt) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code and provisions of maintenance. A case was registered under. Parents and Senior Citizens Welfare Act, police said.
He said the man and his 75-year-old father had a heated argument last month over the management of the family-owned restaurant, bar and resorts, following which the father and his 74-year-old wife were thrown out of their house in Vikramgarh taluka. Was.
The dispute escalated when the victim, who is also a social worker and president of the local senior citizens association, had asked his son for an account of his business.
This led to a violent outburst, during which the accused allegedly threw some objects at his father and later changed the locks of his property, Vikramgarh police station official said, quoting the victim's complaint.
Police said the elderly couple is now in the care of their daughter who is a doctor.
Based on the complaint, on Saturday, a case was registered against the couple's son under sections 336 (endangering the life or personal safety of others), 427 (mischief causing hurt) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code and provisions of maintenance. A case was registered under. Parents and Senior Citizens Welfare Act, police said.
