Unauthorized mobile access and taking screen shots of the personalchat

959 votes

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Your relative's actions constitute a serious violation of your privacy, and you have every right to take legal action against them. Under Indian criminal law, your relative's actions may constitute an offense under the Information Technology Act, 2000, and the Indian Penal Code. Specifically, your relative may have committed an offense under Section 66 of the IT Act, which criminalizes unauthorized access to a computer system, and Section 354C of the IPC, which criminalizes voyeurism (capturing images of a person engaged in a private act). You can file a complaint with the police station in the jurisdiction where the offense took place. You should provide as much detail as possible about the incident, including the date, time, and location, and any evidence you have (such as screenshots of the messages your relative sent you). The police will investigate the matter and, if they find evidence of an offense, will file a First Information Report (FIR) and begin legal proceedings against your relative. In addition to criminal action, you may also have the option of pursuing civil action against your relative for invasion of privacy. You should consult with a lawyer experienced in privacy and data protection law to determine your legal options and the best course of action. It is important to take action as soon as possible to protect your privacy and prevent any further harm.

Advocate Zuber Syed LawRato

738 votes

Dear Madam, You have approached a forum, where you can find lawyers. This requires bravery and intelligence. What so ever happened to you is bad but he is going to loose his job and spend time in the prison. He will be punished for Abusing the Power of Law, Extortion(Blackmail) , Hacking, Outraging the modesty of Woman, intruding in the privacy and for other acts as well. Don't worry, The IT are very strict, he will end up in prison. You have come all this way, just walk a few more steps for your freedom. Walk in to the nearest Police Station, draft a complaint, talk to the SHO/Station Incharge. Additionally take that complaint copy and walkin to the office if ACP/DSP of your Zone and request him for a fast and fair investigation. Simultaneously you can walk in to the offices of Human Rights Commission and Women commission. This is going to a big blow to the Entire police department. You can do it. Be Brave.

Advocate Shaik Abdul Khader LawRato