Thalaikuthal: How is this tradition of dying kills sleeping elderly?

Indian culture has a tradition of honoring the elders and elders. According to this tradition, most offspring understand their duty and perform the lifelong service of the elderly parents, but in some remote areas of southern Tamil Nadu, the tradition of killing sick elderly people is slow to grow. Strangely, in this strange practice called Thalaikuthal, killing the elders without killing the elders is done in a way that is respectful and respectful.

Deadly bedside kill unnecessary deaths by unnatural death, but understands the way to honor and honor the elders. In the name of tradition, the death of a police book is kept secret as a crime. This practice, known as Thalaikuthal, still operates unabated. There was a controversy over the Thalicuthal practices that were slaughtered in Vidarbhunagar district in the 5th to occupy the land of the 6-year-old.

According to the information obtained, in some cases, the elderly themselves also agree to kill themselves due to illness due to illness. This approach is also taken when an elder has an incurable illness, no money for treatment, no time to serve the sick, or when the elder feels burdened at home.

The traditional tactic of killing elders is to make Rwanda stand up. To kill the elderly, first diluted water is fed. The clay is deposited in the stomach of the elderly and the aging is eliminated. In another technique, the elderly are washed with oil in the morning and given coconut water all day. Doing so, the kidney and bladder get worse in just two days due to worsening. As a third remedy, the elderly are bathed with excessively cold water in the early morning to increase the chance of a heart attack. Sometimes, using a technique like closing the nose and sucking the milk will cause the breathing to stop.