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Ex-boyfriend blackmails me for my present relationship


19-Jan-2024 (In Criminal Law)
My ex-boyfriend threathens/blackmails me that he will tell everthing to my family. I was not happy with him as he was toxic. He once reached to my dad as well, but my dad assumed it wrongly so he supoorted me anyways. My dad doesn't know that how had he tortured me before, but he did many wrongs that actually tortured me in many ways, but I haven't told this to my dad yet. Few days back he texted me that he will reveal the bomb. How should I handle this without including my dad in this.
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Answer #1
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If you are being blackmailed then you may very well file a complaint before the nearest t police station. As for involving your parents, it depends. Once you approach police station, police will record your statement and would also ask you to come to them as and when called.
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Answer #2
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Well, you should not fall under the pressure of his Blackmails. Let him do whatever he wants. You have to remain bold enough to face the worst. If he is threatening to reveal private pics of your's, then, you can lodge a FIR against him.
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