crime against old age parents
7 months ago
one person beaten up his 82 years old father. father has lodged complaint in concerned police station. police lodged FIR but no punitive action was taken against the accused. after some time accused lodged a false complaint against his father and younger son and taken his father's 100 sq.meter plot forcibly by threatening the family. i want to refer this complaint on behalf of deceased father to Senior Citizen Commission
please help me in this regard..
A.Dear Client,
To refer the complaint on behalf of the deceased father to the Senior Citizen Commission or relevant authorities, you can consider the following steps:
Gather Relevant Information: Collect all relevant documents, including the FIR, any medical reports or evidence of the assault on the 82-year-old father, and any evidence related to the forcible acquisition of property. Having a comprehensive record of the events and evidence will be essential.
Consult with an Attorney: It's advisable to consult with a qualified attorney who specializes in elder law or family disputes. They can provide guidance on the legal steps you can take to address the matter and refer it to the appropriate authorities.
Contact Senior Citizen Commission: Locate the Senior Citizen Commission or similar authorities in your area. This may involve checking government websites or contacting local government offices to identify the relevant commission. You can also inquire with the local police station or legal aid services for guidance on how to reach the Senior Citizen Commission.
Submit a Complaint: Prepare a formal written complaint detailing the events, including the assault on the elderly father and the forcible acquisition of property. Attach any supporting documents and evidence you have collected.
Engage with Legal Authorities: Engage with the legal authorities, such as the police, to ensure that they are aware of the situation and the previous FIR filed by the deceased father. Provide them with copies of the complaint submitted to the Senior Citizen Commission and request their assistance in the matter.
Follow Legal Procedures: If required, follow any legal procedures or court processes to seek justice or restitution for the deceased father and the family. Your attorney can guide you through the appropriate legal actions based on the circumstances.
Support from NGOs: Consider reaching out to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that specialize in elder rights or senior citizen welfare. They may provide assistance, advocacy, or legal support in such cases.
Thank you.
To refer the complaint on behalf of the deceased father to the Senior Citizen Commission or relevant authorities, you can consider the following steps:
Gather Relevant Information: Collect all relevant documents, including the FIR, any medical reports or evidence of the assault on the 82-year-old father, and any evidence related to the forcible acquisition of property. Having a comprehensive record of the events and evidence will be essential.
Consult with an Attorney: It's advisable to consult with a qualified attorney who specializes in elder law or family disputes. They can provide guidance on the legal steps you can take to address the matter and refer it to the appropriate authorities.
Contact Senior Citizen Commission: Locate the Senior Citizen Commission or similar authorities in your area. This may involve checking government websites or contacting local government offices to identify the relevant commission. You can also inquire with the local police station or legal aid services for guidance on how to reach the Senior Citizen Commission.
Submit a Complaint: Prepare a formal written complaint detailing the events, including the assault on the elderly father and the forcible acquisition of property. Attach any supporting documents and evidence you have collected.
Engage with Legal Authorities: Engage with the legal authorities, such as the police, to ensure that they are aware of the situation and the previous FIR filed by the deceased father. Provide them with copies of the complaint submitted to the Senior Citizen Commission and request their assistance in the matter.
Follow Legal Procedures: If required, follow any legal procedures or court processes to seek justice or restitution for the deceased father and the family. Your attorney can guide you through the appropriate legal actions based on the circumstances.
Support from NGOs: Consider reaching out to non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that specialize in elder rights or senior citizen welfare. They may provide assistance, advocacy, or legal support in such cases.
Thank you.
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A.Sear Sir,
It seems the victim father is no more as such the senior citizen commission may refer the matter to police station to registered FIR and to arrest the culprit.
It seems the victim father is no more as such the senior citizen commission may refer the matter to police station to registered FIR and to arrest the culprit.
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A.Dear Client,
Under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Sr. Citizens Act, 2007, only Sr. Citizens are allowed to file complaints against the errant children or relatives before the Maintenance Tribunal presided by the SDM of the respective sub-division or the DM of the respective District. This benevolent act is exclusively enacted for the protection of the safety and security of Sr. Citizens who are being harassed and abused by their children/family members. No Advocate is allowed in the proceedings to represent the case either on behalf of Sr. Citizens or OP, erring children/relatives and almost hassle-free, less costly, and easy to access Justice. In the absence of your father(who expired by the time), your aged mother can make an application before the Maintenance Tribunal against the errant son praying for appropriate relief. The maintenance Tribunal is empowered to pass an order of maintenance for a sum up to Rs.10,000/-pm including an order of eviction of erring children/relatives from the property belonging to Sr. Citizens/Parents which is unauthorisedly or forcibly occupied by an errant son. You can seek the assistance of any social organization or NGO to escalate the grievance before the Authority.
Under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Sr. Citizens Act, 2007, only Sr. Citizens are allowed to file complaints against the errant children or relatives before the Maintenance Tribunal presided by the SDM of the respective sub-division or the DM of the respective District. This benevolent act is exclusively enacted for the protection of the safety and security of Sr. Citizens who are being harassed and abused by their children/family members. No Advocate is allowed in the proceedings to represent the case either on behalf of Sr. Citizens or OP, erring children/relatives and almost hassle-free, less costly, and easy to access Justice. In the absence of your father(who expired by the time), your aged mother can make an application before the Maintenance Tribunal against the errant son praying for appropriate relief. The maintenance Tribunal is empowered to pass an order of maintenance for a sum up to Rs.10,000/-pm including an order of eviction of erring children/relatives from the property belonging to Sr. Citizens/Parents which is unauthorisedly or forcibly occupied by an errant son. You can seek the assistance of any social organization or NGO to escalate the grievance before the Authority.
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