Rawat was one of the bravest to have served country: Shah
The Hindu
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Leaders across party lines on Wednesday condoled the death of Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, who, along with his wife Madhulika Rawat and 11 others, was killed in a helicopter crash in Tamil Nadu, and recalled his service to the nation.
As the Indian Air Force confirmed that Gen. Rawat had passed away in the crash, condolences poured in from all corners. Union Home Minister Amit Shah said in a tweet that Gen. Rawat was one of the bravest to have served the country.
“A very sad day for the nation as we have lost our CDS, General Bipin Rawat Ji in a very tragic accident. He was one of the bravest soldiers, who has served the motherland with utmost devotion. His exemplary contributions & commitment cannot be put into words. I am deeply pained,” Mr. Shah said.

Over 3,000 cases against children for abandoning aged parents in Karnataka. A Union Government law allows for filing of cases in AC courts against children who abandon their elderly parents. There is the option of collecting maintenance charges from children who do not take care of their elderly parents. There is also the option of withdrawing assets transferred or bequeathed in the name of the children.