An 85-year-old woman from Nagpur has reportedly alleged that she was neglected and denied basic care by her daughter and son-in-law after transferring ownership of her house to her daughter in 2009.

According to the report, the elderly woman claims that after the property was transferred, she was allegedly deprived of essential needs, including food, medical attention and proper care. The situation has reportedly raised concerns over the treatment and protection of senior citizens, particularly in cases involving property transfers within families.

A police complaint has reportedly been registered at Imamwada Police Station in connection with the allegations. The case has drawn attention to the importance of ensuring that elderly people are not subjected to neglect or mistreatment after transferring their property or assets to family members.

The allegations are part of a reported dispute, and the matter remains subject to investigation by the authorities. The incident highlights the need for senior citizens to understand their legal rights and for families to ensure the dignity, safety and basic needs of elderly members are protected.