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What to do when aunt defames one on charges of stealing jewellery?


28-Sep-2023 (In Criminal Law)
In 1990 I settled down in Bangalore from Kolkata. In 1998 I called my parents to Bangalore as they were old. All valuables and jewellery my mother handed to her sister in Kolkata for safety for her future old age.all of our family knows.in 2013 my mother asked the belongings from her sister.she informed to my mother that she has returned back to me but she has not.her intention is to cheat my mother as my father also died in 2002.now my mother is quarelling with me and my wife.my aunt is spreading to all that I have stolen my mother belonging and all my respect is gone among my relative.my mother is also believing her sister..my mother told my wife that she will put her in jail with some false allegation .my mother now went to Kolkata and staying alone. What I want that my aunt should give my mother back her belonging so she stay happily in old age.for my prestige and wrongdoing I I want to teach my aunt a lesson so that she doesn't spoil my name and fame in society and family.pls
Answers (2)

Answer #1
659 votes
If you are serious about saving your dignity at the cost of losing the relationship with the rest of the family members, you should file a police complaint against your aunt for theft and cheating. This will show that you are serious about pursuing charges against your aunt, at the same time instilling confidence in your mother that you are not merely making wild allegations against your aunt to protect your wife. You gotta balance the mother and wife equation for a smooth living.

Apart from the above mentioned police complaint, you can also file a private complaint against your aunt for criminal defamation and a civil case for defamation before the respective courts.
Answer #2
783 votes
Lodge the complaint against her.what is real fact get u after the Enquiry ..you can file defamation suit against her ..before that you should lodge complaint and falloweup there ..any query contact your near Advocates

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