Man seeks action against sons
ERODE, DECEMBER 11, 2018 00:00 IST
A 70-year-old man came to the Erode Collectorate on Monday to submit petition.M.GOVARTHANM_GOVARTHAN
A 70-year-old man approached the district administration seeking action against his two sons for grabbing his land and failing to take care of him and his wife.
In the petition submitted to Collector C. Kathiravan during the weekly grievances redress meeting on Monday, K. Ramasamy Gounder of Kumilan Parapu in Chithode said that he was married to Deivalakshmi (65) and they had two sons, Eswaran and Palanisamy. He was running a bakery on his own land for many years and later his sons were running it. He said that his sons forced him out of the bakery and also refused to give money for their living.
He said that in the past two years he was forced to borrow money for their livelihood and he had filed a case in the court seeking financial assistance from their sons for their living. The case was pending in the court, he added.
He said that his sons had prepared fake documents and transferred the land and bakery worth Rs. 1.5 crore in their names. The petition said that his sons had filed a case in the court stating that the property belonged to them and not their parents.
He wanted the district administration to provide protection to him and his wife as they faced threat from their sons and also wanted his property to be retrieved. He also wanted his sons to give them maintenance cost.
ERODE, DECEMBER 11, 2018 00:00 IST
A 70-year-old man came to the Erode Collectorate on Monday to submit petition.M.GOVARTHANM_GOVARTHAN
A 70-year-old man approached the district administration seeking action against his two sons for grabbing his land and failing to take care of him and his wife.
In the petition submitted to Collector C. Kathiravan during the weekly grievances redress meeting on Monday, K. Ramasamy Gounder of Kumilan Parapu in Chithode said that he was married to Deivalakshmi (65) and they had two sons, Eswaran and Palanisamy. He was running a bakery on his own land for many years and later his sons were running it. He said that his sons forced him out of the bakery and also refused to give money for their living.
He said that in the past two years he was forced to borrow money for their livelihood and he had filed a case in the court seeking financial assistance from their sons for their living. The case was pending in the court, he added.
He said that his sons had prepared fake documents and transferred the land and bakery worth Rs. 1.5 crore in their names. The petition said that his sons had filed a case in the court stating that the property belonged to them and not their parents.
He wanted the district administration to provide protection to him and his wife as they faced threat from their sons and also wanted his property to be retrieved. He also wanted his sons to give them maintenance cost.
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