41-second viral video: Woman harasses elderly mother, pulls her hair, internet says ‘Narak Me Bhi…’
41-second viral video: A viral video shows a daughter allegedly assaulting her elderly mother at home. The video has sparked massive outrage on the internet.
41-second viral video: Woman harasses elderly mother, pulls her hair, internet says ‘Narak Me Bhi…’
41-Second Viral Video: A disturbing video has surfaced from Haryana in which a woman can be seen harassing and assaulting her elderly mother in her own home. The 41-second clip has triggered massive outrage online, raising serious concerns about elder abuse. In the clip, the daughter can be seen physically attacking and abusing her elderly mother. She pulls her hair and manhandles her in the clip, while the elderly woman appears distressed.
The 41-Second Viral Video
The video has disturbed netizens with several users demanding strict action against the woman. Some also tagged local police demanding requesting them to take necessary action.
Police have not issued any official statement regarding the arrest of the women. However, a thorough probe is expected to determine the authenticity of the clip.
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Elder Abuse
The incident has once again brought attention to the issue of elder abuse in India. Abuse of senior citizens can include physical violence, emotional harassment, neglect, and financial exploitation, often occurring within domestic settings.
The 41-second clip has again raised the issue of elder abuse in the country. Several incidents have been reported in the past regarding elder abuse, which included physical violence, emotional harassment, neglect, and financial exploitation. These abuses mostly occur in domestic settings.
As per the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act (2007), abandoning or not taking care of elderly parents is a punishable offense.
Physical assault also falls under sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
However, experts state that these abuses are mostly unreported due to fear, dependency and social stigma.
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