Thereafter, he has been residing in the said house along with his wife Santhi and both sons Kishore Kumar and Kiran Kumar. Subsequently, after the marriage, Kishore Kumar shifter his residence and stayed with his family at Thirupathur. On 11.05.2021, his wife Santhi died due to covid-19. Thereafter, the defacto complainant continue to reside in the present house. Since the property stands in the name of said Santhi, the 1st petitioner, who was born through 1st husband, causing disturbance to the defacto complainant, who is the original owner of the property. Hence, at this old age, he approached the RDO and obtained an order in his favour through which 1st petitioner was directed not to cause any interference. Even thereafter, 1st petitioner prevented the defacto complainant, hence, he approached this Court and obtained the order in respect of the RDO order but again, he caused interference, hence the present complaint has been lodged. Further, the defacto complainant submits that at this age of 73 years, he is suffering from heart ailments and for the same, he is taking treatment from the hospital, but he was tortured by petitioners and hence, he raised objection to grant anticipatory bail.