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Rajasthan: Man, wife beat up mother, throw her out of home; Barmer collector assures action | Jaipur News
JAISALMER: A man along with his wife beat his mother and sent her away from home by threatening her five days ago at Kusip village under Siwana police station area in Barmer district.
The elderly woman is now staying at Sakhi centre. On getting information, district collector Lok Bandhu went to the centre and met the woman Madan Kanwar and assured her of fair action. He directed to get her maintenance allowance.
Kanwar (65), a resident of Kusip village, has been residing at Sakhi centre in Barmer for the last five days. She left the house due to harassment and torture by her son. Her only son Narpat Singh and daughter-inlaw Mamta Kanwar allegedly have been harassing her for the last many years. Some part of her land and plot were sold and to acquire the remaining, she was being harassed. Two days ago, she reached SP Anand Sharma and narrated her ordeal.
SP Anand Shama said that the elderly woman had come to him and he had bound her son and daughterin-law, but the elderly woman does not want to go back to her son and therefore, she is staying at Sakhi centre.
Centre counsellor Imarti said that Madan Kanwar is very scared and she said that if she goes back home, then she will be killed. She is so scared that she is not able to meet her daughters. Lok Bandhu met the elderly woman at the centre and directed to get her the allowance. Madan told the collector that for the last five days, she is staying at the Sakhi centre. Collector called the Siwana SDO and directed to immediately sanction the amount under Elderly Maintenance Act. He also told the tehsildar to get her the right on her share of the native land. Lok Bandhu directed women and child development department Dy director Prahalad Singh Rajpurohit to provide help to Madan Kanwar by coordinating with all the concerned officers.
In the meantime, the district collector inspected the Sakhi kendra one-stop centre and took stock of the arrangements and gave necessary directions.
The elderly woman is now staying at Sakhi centre. On getting information, district collector Lok Bandhu went to the centre and met the woman Madan Kanwar and assured her of fair action. He directed to get her maintenance allowance.
Kanwar (65), a resident of Kusip village, has been residing at Sakhi centre in Barmer for the last five days. She left the house due to harassment and torture by her son. Her only son Narpat Singh and daughter-inlaw Mamta Kanwar allegedly have been harassing her for the last many years. Some part of her land and plot were sold and to acquire the remaining, she was being harassed. Two days ago, she reached SP Anand Sharma and narrated her ordeal.
SP Anand Shama said that the elderly woman had come to him and he had bound her son and daughterin-law, but the elderly woman does not want to go back to her son and therefore, she is staying at Sakhi centre.
Centre counsellor Imarti said that Madan Kanwar is very scared and she said that if she goes back home, then she will be killed. She is so scared that she is not able to meet her daughters. Lok Bandhu met the elderly woman at the centre and directed to get her the allowance. Madan told the collector that for the last five days, she is staying at the Sakhi centre. Collector called the Siwana SDO and directed to immediately sanction the amount under Elderly Maintenance Act. He also told the tehsildar to get her the right on her share of the native land. Lok Bandhu directed women and child development department Dy director Prahalad Singh Rajpurohit to provide help to Madan Kanwar by coordinating with all the concerned officers.
In the meantime, the district collector inspected the Sakhi kendra one-stop centre and took stock of the arrangements and gave necessary directions.
