Rearding fine and punishment for not taking proper care for parents

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Rearding fine and punishment for not taking proper care for parents

29-May-2024 (In Family Law)

My Mother's Brothers are not taking proper care of their parents and they are beating them and took their total property and left them on road so they are with my mother now, so I want to file a case on them and and know what punishment and fine will be given to them.

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Advocate Meghana Heerekar LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2024-06-02T18:24:16+05:30

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Based on the information provided , here's a possible response for your query: It is important to take immediate legal action to ensure the safety and rights of your grandparents. Here are the steps you can take: File a Police Complaint: Immediately report the physical abuse to the local police. Provide detailed information and evidence of the abuse and neglect. The police can take action under the relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) related to assault and harassment. Senior Citizens Act: The Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act, 2007, mandates that children and relatives are legally obliged to provide for their elderly parents. Your grandparents can file a petition under this Act for maintenance and protection. -Restitutute property - can also file domestic violence case

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