When an 86-year-old man bought several parcels of land in his youngest son’s name and let him stay with him in the family’s ancestral house in Odisha, he did not expect their relationship to eventually turn bad. When an 86-year-old man bought several parcels of land in his youngest son’s name and let him stay with him in the family’s ancestral house in Odisha, he did not expect their relationship to eventually turn bad.
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