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threat from a physically violent mentally ill person


24-Dec-2023 (In Criminal Law)
A elder bother with down syndrome is becoming a threat to other peoples safety. he is very physically violent. My mother has be hospitalised twice due to injuries caused by him. Yet our mother is not willing to put him in a hospital. what rights do rest of the family member have to avoid having to face such threat on a day to day basis?
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Answer #1
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I understand your questions so now your elder brother always thrataning to your family and oldage mother right you can file a case againest him to on threataning ground under ipc section and take FIR or if you have a family member simpathy you can take a counsiling with your brother under expart counsiling
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Answer #2
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Dear Sir, Your mothers consent is not required to lodge a complaint with police against your elder brother. He may be taken to custody by the police and take medical check up then produce before the Magistrate and referred to Hospital for his further treatment treatment. The evidence with you is more than sufficient.
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