Uttarakhand / Elderly parents did a case against son-daughter-in-law if they did not produce children

There are often reports of disputes regarding property between blood relations in the society, but a strange case has come to the fore in Haridwar, in which the aged parents took their son and daughter-in-law to court for not giving happiness to the grandchildren. I have filed a case. In the suit filed in the 3rd ACJ SD Court of Haridwar

Vikrant Shekhawat : May 09, 2022, 05:01 PM
Haridwar. There are often reports of disputes regarding property between blood relations in the society, but a strange case has come to the fore in Haridwar, in which the aged parents took their son and daughter-in-law to court for not giving happiness to the grandchildren. I have filed a case. In the suit filed in the 3rd ACJ SD Court of Haridwar, the litigants have demanded back about Rs 5 crore spent in the upbringing and education of the son.

The lawyer of the elderly couple, Arvind Kumar Srivastava told that Sanjeev Ranjan Prasad was working as an officer in BHEL. After retirement, he lives in a housing society with his wife Sadhna Prasad. The couple married their only son Shrey Sagar to Shubhangi Sinha of Noida in the year 2016. Shrey Sagar is a pilot, while his wife Shubhangi also works in Noida. The elderly couple gave an application in the court and told that even after 6 years of marriage, their son and daughter-in-law are not producing children, due to which they have to go through a lot of mental agony.

Money spent in upbringing asked for back

Although the parents invest their entire deposits for the upbringing of their children, but this couple of Haridwar has approached the court to get back about Rs 5 crore spent in the upbringing of their son from the daughter-in-law and son. They say that even after making the son so capable, if he has to live alone in his old age, then it is tantamount to torture with him. A case has been registered in the court on the request of the elderly couple. The date of May 17 has been fixed for the next hearing of the matter.