Udupi: Social worker rescues elderly woman abandoned by children


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (JS/EP)

Udupi, Feb 25: Social worker Vishu Shetty admitted an 80-year-old bedridden mother of two sons who was begging for her living and had given the money earned by begging to them.

The unfortunate woman is Kaveramma, a resident of Tamil Nadu. She had made begging her profession at Udupi and Malpe for the last several years. She used to hand over the money received by begging to her two sons.

She fell seriously sick a few months ago. Social worker Vishu Shetty admitted her to the district hospital with help from senior citizens’ helpline. Though she was bedridden and her condition was critical, her sons never visited their mother.

The hospital doctors had asked to get Kaveramma discharged a week ago. The helpline staff also contacted her sons and informed them about it. Instead of visiting their mother, they asked them to send them if any money was found with her.

Vishu Shetty contacted Hosabelaku Ashram, Bailur Ranganapalke. Ashram heads Tanuja Tarun and Vinayachandra expressed sympathy towards Kaveramma and have agreed to provide shelter to her in the ashram.

There is provision for legal action against children if they fail to look after their parents. Vishu Shetty has urged the helpline to file a legal case against her children and provide justice to her. He has also pleaded with the human rights protection organizations to come to the rescue of the aged woman.

 

 

 

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Feb 28 2023

    I think mother self had done great mistake of giving money to the adult children all the money what she begged.Now she is old and not able to give them money so she is not valueable.How sad.Thank God ,she found a person who could help her.Wish her fast recovery dont allow her to join her sons again.They never visited her or had cared their mother .No heart fro the mother but only money.Thanks to social workers.

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  • Observer, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    There must be a severe law against all those who abandon parents and wives..

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  • ca girishkk, Valencia/M'lore

    Mon, Feb 27 2023

    Will it happen... it's nava bharatha times...

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  • Vicky D, Dubai

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Now a days parents them self teach their kids to give at most importance to money & wealth and ignoring to respect human values. Later they expect their children to take care of them! Parents should teach their children to fear God & respect their elders -by setting example of taking good care their own parents!

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  • Sudesh pai, Manipal

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Kindly help the above great humanity work. Daily I read people writing against political parties, casteism and negative thoughts for this everybody is silent. This work should be appreciated one good work will create a lot of happiness. Honour such persons highlight them on social media as well as print media. In fact we Indian's are respected for our behavior and manners throughout the world. A big bow to all of them for their excellent work done. 🙏

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  • Sheikh M, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 25 2023

    Feku is a role model for every abandon. Bakts chant 'mera Dharm mahaan'

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  • Sense_shetty, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 26 2023

    Sir .. try to be in context ..so much hate is not good for the body and mind .

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  • Karen Dsouza, Mumbai

    Sat, Feb 25 2023

    Very good job! The people of Udupi show humanity and to those whose business this is, the people will keep coming to beg and make money. Her sons should be punished.

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