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Elderlies tied to cot, locked in filthy Noida old-age home
The Morning Standard
|June 28, 2025
THE UP State Women's Commission and police conducted a joint raid on an illegal old-age home in Noida and rescued 42 elderly people who were putting up in pathetic conditions at the facility.
Commission member Meenakshi Bharala said during the raid on Thursday an elderly woman was found tied up to the cot and men were locked in basement-like rooms at the Anand Niketan Vridha Seva Ashram.
This story is from the June 28, 2025 edition of The Morning Standard.
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