Person defaming me and verbal assault also where can i complain

812 votes

File a criminal complaint before police under appropriate sections of Indian penal code. The allegations are termed as offences under the law. You will have to prove the allegations with evidence. If police do not register case you can get it registered through court.

Advocate Vijay Kumar Teotia LawRato

646 votes

One can ask the police(at nearest police station) to register the case U/S. 499 I.P.C,1860 on the basis of proof (as evidence,which can represent) for which he think-feel to be defamed.
when the facts and circumstances will be proved before hon`ble trial court then he shall be punished U/S 500.

LawRato LawRato

643 votes

Yes you can file defamation suit against your friend .in this you have to proof that the person is defaming you by his conduct or behaviour.but if don't have any such condition than you simply file complaint for FIR

Advocate Lubna Ishrat LawRato

891 votes

You can file a suit for defamation under sec.500 ipc with proof will be better. For using force get your medical done and file a police complaint for registering FIR under sec 323 ipc. You should get you medical done if any harm was done against u otherwise also u can giv complaint under sec 504 ipc.

Advocate Anurag Bhati LawRato

827 votes

If you are a women then kindly file an FIR Under Section Section 294 of the IPC viz “whoever, to the annoyance of others (a) does any obscene act in public place; or

(b) sings, recites or utters any obscene songs, ballad or words, in or near any public place, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to three months, or with fine or with both”.

AND Section 509 of the IPC. This section makes punishable any word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman. Singing obscene songs, making vulgar sounds or gestures, exhibiting ones private parts or obscene pictures with a view that such words, gestures, objects shall be seen or heard by the woman or might intrude upon her privacy, are all punishable offences under this section. The Criminal Laws (Amendment) Act, 2013 has raised the punishment for the above-mentioned acts under Section 509 from one year to three years of imprisonment

Advocate Ritu Sood LawRato