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Elderly women has no rights in India

In This age of Modern women,there is no place and respect for old women in india.

This Trend is strongly supported by NCR (National commission for women) who support young and prertty women only.

NCW / Judiciary or government will not support or help old women, whos son was harassed by Daughter in laws. Refer Many such Stories here http://498a.blogvis.com.

If any women Approch Women commission or NCW, they say, old women problems will not comes under thier mandate. Refer this Story Letter To CJI

and here is latest Real Story.

JALPAIGURI: At 87, Hiranprabha Bhowmick wanted to enjoy her twilight years in peace. After all, her six sons were well-off and surely, they wouldn’t grudge her two meals a day and a roof over her head.

Or so she thought. On Tuesday, Bhowmick, a Jalpaiguri resident, was thrown out of her youngest son’s house by her daughter-in-law. The distraught woman then took a rickshaw and one after another, knocked on the doors of three sons who stay in Jalpaiguri. Each one of them turned her away. Finally, it was left to the rickshaw-puller to find her a shelter.

“I used to go stay with each son by rotation. But this time, all of them refused to take me in. I have no savings of my own as I spent all I had on educating my sons. Once, I even had to beg to collect money for my son’s exam fees. Now, my only wish is to die,” Bhowmick said, breaking into tears.

Even Durga Charan Roy, the rickshaw-puller who ferried Bhowmick across the town and saw her trauma of rejection, couldn’t hold back his tears. “She was shivering and crying, and was very nervous. How could I leave her alone? Even I have my mother at home. If this is how educated people behave, thank God I am illiterate.” Roy said.

He gave the old woman company for the whole day. “I knew I would have to return home with no earnings. But if I ignored her today, I would have repented it for the rest of my life,” he said.

Roy took Bhowmick to a local club, where she recounted her tale of woe. Her husband died when she was young and she had to face many hardships to bring up her six sons. All of them grew up to establish themselves.

Mukul, a retired railway staff, stays in Kolkata and Ashok, a health department workers, is settled in Birpara. The rest are in Jalpaiguri: Prasanta is a settlement office worker, Arun is with the health department, Ajit is an accountant working at Jalpaiguri Municipality and Gobinda is a businessman.

When the members of the club heard about her plight, they got in touch with Jalpaiguri Welfare Organisation, which shifted her to Jalpaiguri Sadar Hospital. She is being treated for malnutrition. All her four sons in the town refused to take her back even after hearing of her travails.

Lastly, She was not thrown out by her sons, but by Daughter in laws. If her sons do not support thier wives, when they torture old women, Daughter in law can make husband life a hell by misusing laws like 498A / DV / Rape etc. which are strongly supported by Fundamentalist Feminists group NCW

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