Parents sue the boy: They ask him $650,000 if he doesn't give them a nephew or niece within a year.

A couple in India's northern state, Uttarakhand, have indicted their only son and his wife, who were not given grandchildren after six years of marriage.

Sanjeev and Sedana Prasad, 61 and 57, say they spent their savings on raising their son, paying for his schooling as well as a luxury wedding.

They are seeking compensation worth about $650,000 if no grandchildren are born within a year.

The highly unusual indictment has been filed due to “mental harassment”.

Prasad said he had spent all his savings on his son, sending him to the US in 2006 for pilot training at a cost of $650,000.

He returned to India in 2007, but lost his job and his family had to support him financially for more than two years, reports the Times of India, broadcast Klankosova.tv.

Shray Sagar, 35, finally got a pilot job. His parents say they arranged his marriage to Shubhangi Sinha, now 31, in 2016, hoping they would have a “nip/mbabe to play” during retirement.

Parents say they paid for a wedding at a five - star hotel, a luxury car worth $80,000, and a honeymoon abroad.

The couple's request, deposited in Haridyar, is expected to be heard by a court on May 17th. His son and his wife have not spoken of this case.