Tri-Cities India > Blog > Nation Blogs > Abandoned by own family, cases of elderly parents turning to law now increasing in Telangana; 8,594 complaints filed since 2021, nearly 3,100 in 17 months as new law allows up to 15% salary cut for those who fail to support parents
Abandoned by own family, cases of elderly parents turning to law now increasing in Telangana; 8,594 complaints filed since 2021, nearly 3,100 in 17 months as new law allows up to 15% salary cut for those who fail to support parents
In Telangana, cases of elderly parents seeking legal protection against neglect from their children are rising significantly. More than 8,500 complaints have been filed under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act since 2021. Recent awareness programs and new laws have empowered seniors to claim their rights and financial support. Authorities are actively evicting children who fail to provide care and support for their elderly parents.
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