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Pune Sons Allegedly Beat Father Over Land Sale Dispute
Two sons in Pune allegedly attacked their father with wooden sticks.
The alleged assault happened on a road.
Someone recorded the incident, and the video spread widely online.
Police said the family was arguing about property.
The parents had reportedly sold the property to another person.
The sons allegedly disagreed with that sale.
Police have registered a case under a law that protects parents and senior citizens.
The allegations will be handled through the legal process.
Two sons allegedly beat their father with wooden sticks on a road in Pune.
A video of the alleged assault has gone viral.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Ganesh Biradar linked the incident to a property dispute.
Police said the dispute began after the parents sold the property to another person.
Police registered a case under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act.
- Who
- Two sons allegedly attacked their father; Deputy Superintendent of Police Ganesh Biradar provided details.
- What
- The sons allegedly beat their father with wooden sticks, and a video of the incident went viral.
- Where
- On a road in Pune.
- When
- Why
- Police linked the alleged assault to a dispute over property sold by the parents to another person.
Key facts
- Location
- Pune
- Alleged victims
- The father and his parents
- Alleged attackers
- The man's two sons
- Weapon mentioned
- Wooden sticks
- Dispute
- The parents' sale of property to another person
- Police action
- A case was registered under the Maintenance and Welfare of Parents and Senior Citizens Act
- Video
- The alleged assault video went viral
Sources
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