About sexual related issue happened with me and my friend.

525 votes

Well, you can lodge a Police Complaint against him and get it converted into a FIR, if he is not deleting the Recorded Video. Police can keep this Complaint confidential on the request of your female friend involved in this case.

Advocate Pankaj Bajaj LawRato

503 votes

Thank you for sharing your concern. The situation you described is sensitive and serious, as it involves privacy rights and potential misuse of explicit content. Below are steps you can take: 1. Consent and Violation of Privacy: If the recording was made without the consent of all parties involved, this constitutes a breach of privacy and could be a criminal offense, depending on your jurisdiction. You have the right to demand that the content be deleted and not distributed. 2. Send a Legal Notice: Engage a lawyer to send a formal legal notice to the person holding the video, demanding the immediate deletion of the recording. This will serve as a formal warning and show you are serious about protecting your rights. 3. File a Police Complaint: If the individual refuses to delete the video or threatens to use it against you, you can file a police complaint under laws related to voyeurism, blackmail, or other relevant cybercrime statutes. In many countries, non-consensual recording and sharing of explicit material is a punishable offense. 4. Contact Cybercrime Authorities: If there is any risk of the video being shared online, you can approach the cybercrime division of your local law enforcement to take immediate action. 5. Avoid Direct Confrontation: It’s better to avoid direct confrontation with the individual, as this might escalate the situation. Let the legal process handle the matter. 6. Seek Support: Involve trusted individuals or professionals for emotional and practical support as you navigate this process.

Advocate Kiran Ashok Gangurde LawRato

546 votes

Go to your nearest police station and file a complaint. So that your privacy is not violated. Take a lawyer along with you so that the whole process can be done as soon as possible. Contact if need any help.

Advocate Ashok Bedare LawRato

563 votes

What you're describing is a serious situation that involves Potential Abuse, Violation of Privacy, and illegal activities. If your friend is refusing to delete Explicit Videos and could potentially use them to blackmail or harm you in the future, you have some solutions to it first is to issue a informal Verbal or Non Verbal Notice stating Legal Repercussions if he doesn't deletes the Record and if the Record is still not deleted you can move ahead with a Formal Complaint under Section 66E of the IT Act and Section 507 and 384 of the IPC.

Advocate Ranabir Datta LawRato