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Threatening of case after breakup


27-Nov-2025 (In Criminal Law)
I have been in a relationship for 3 months, Broke up today. The person involved is threatening to file an legal case against me after breaking up. Everything was consensual and there was no false promise of marriage as well.
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Answer #1
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Dear Sir, If everything was consensual, there is generally no criminal case Under Indian law, a romantic relationship between two consenting adults is not a crime. Politely send one clear message “Our relationship was consensual, and we both entered it willingly without any promise or pressure. I do not want any conflict. Please do not threaten me.” This creates written proof that you NEVER promised anything. ✔ (D) If she continues threatening You can file a GD (General Diary) or NCR with police to put on record that she is threatening you with false cases.
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Answer #2
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you can file a complaint before jurisdictrical police station. if police are not received your complaint you can also file complaint before court. the complaint should be threatening and warning to upload old selfies other photos.
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