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maaku prashanta ledu sir maa akkaku undedi okka kuthuru sir
26-Jun-2025 (In Criminal Law)
sir maa kodalini okadu vedistunnadu sir ammai 10 th chaduvuthu unnadi vaadi valla school manipinchamu intlo kurcho pettamu sir maaku moga dikku antey pedda vallu yevaru leru sir roads meeda kanpapaditehey comments chestunnadu sir vadidi pakka uru sir
It is a serious issue of harassment involving a minor . Immediately file an FIR clearly mentioning the details of the minor harassment . Nowadays the POCSO act provides strict punishment . Since your sister in law is a minor so the case May fall under the Children from Sexual Offences act (POSCO) . The law is on your side, your niece should be able to continue her education safely .
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Adv. Pavani Kumari
Guntur | 400+ Answers
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Police ki complaint evandi meeru yekada vuntaaru
Nenu help chesthanu
Meru dairyam ga school ki vellali
School manesi intilo kurchunte life pade pothu di anduke school ki pampandi
Intilo kurchi pettakandi
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Adv. Gunturu Satya Sridevi
Hyderabad | 50+ Answers
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ఈ పరిస్థితిలో వెంటనే మీకు దగ్గరలోని పోలీస్స్టేషన్లో ఫిర్యాదు చేయండి. ఇది బాలికపై వేధింపుల కేసుగా పరిగణించబడుతుంది. మీరు POCSO చట్టం ప్రకారం చర్య తీసుకోవచ్చు. వివరంగా మద్దతు కావాలంటే నన్ను సంప్రదించండి.
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Adv. Mrudhula Jahnavi
Serilingampally | 200+ Answers
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Ok Don't worry call me or contact my number and consult me whom that person legally and mediation will solve the problem,she is minor girl he will definitely bothered future, where are from contact, don't Stop school,change the school or immediately strictly instructioncted
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Adv. Daggupati Venkateshu
Tirupati | 25+ Answers
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This is a serious matter involving harassment and potential threat to a minor girl. I suggest you immediately file a complaint at your local police station under Sections 354 (Assault or criminal force to woman with intent to outrage her modesty), 354D (Stalking), and Section 506 (Criminal intimidation) of IPC. Also, mention that the girl is a minor, which makes it a more serious offence under the POCSO Act. Collect any evidence like CCTV footage, photos, or messages if possible. Police are duty-bound to take immediate action in such cases. If they don't act, you can approach the SP or file a private complaint before the Magistrate.
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Adv. R Sunil Kumar
Tirupati | 25+ Answers
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