An 85-year-old man has written all his property to the state government. He bequeathed property worth one and a half crores to the Government of Uttar Pradesh.
First Published Mar 6, 2023, 2:15 PM IST
Uttar Pradesh: In Uttar Pradesh, a father took a tough decision on his younger children. He wrote all his property to the UP government because they neglected him. At the age of 85, he came to the conclusion that even though he had a son and four daughters, he was not being cared for. Not only that. Nathu Singh, an elderly man, donated his body to a medical college saying that his son and four daughters would not be allowed to attend his funeral.
Nathu Singh, who lives in Muzaffarnagar, owns a house and land worth Rs.1.5 crore. He has a son who works as a school teacher. Lives in Saharanpur. There are four daughters. All of them are married. The old man is living alone as his wife dies. Seven months ago, he joined an old age home in his hometown. But the 85-year-old man became very upset as no one came to see him despite having such a large family.
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After entering the old age home for 7 months, no one came to check on my father. Aggrieved, he bequeathed his house and land to the state government, requesting that a hospital or school be built on the site after his death. Speaking to a media house, “At this age, I have to live with my son and daughter-in-law, but they are not taking good care of me. So I have decided to transfer the property.”
He wanted his body to be useful even after his death. That is why the will also states that he decided to donate his body for research and academic work of medical students. Rekha Singh, manager of the old age home, said that despite all this, none of Nathu Singh’s family members have come. Nathu Singh said that since he joined his ashram six months ago, no one came to see the old man… he was always suffering because of this. According to media reports, the sub-registrar of the area said that they had received Mr. Singh’s affidavit and it would come into effect after his death.
