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Can I file case if I was tortured in a relationship?


05-Sep-2024 (In Divorce Law)
A boy used me physically and financially on false pretext of marriage and blackmailing both at once. He used to threaten me of killing my family members , defaming me , etc. Last month I came to know he is cheating is having multiple affairs and he traps below 18 girls ( i was also below 18 when he trapped me). After that I cut off contact and his family insulted me calling me immoral . I have proof regarding his blackmails. Can I do anything legally to prove myself ?
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Answer #1
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Hi there.. you can go ahead and file a case against him under various sections of the BNS Act, and he wil be punished. you can contact a good Advocate in your District Court and file the case there.. It good you have the proof of the incidents.. this will strengthen your case...
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Answer #2
558 votes
Yes, you lodge an FIR against him under the relevant section BNS, 2023 and if the incident before 1st july, 2024 then IPC shall be applicable. If you have any proof that he had used you physically and financially in pretext of marriage and blackmailing, he will be held behind the bars. for more detail contact me Ranjeet Sonker Advocate High Court.
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Answer #3
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Yes if he has blackmailed you , given false promises of marriage and has made relation with you when you was below 18 you can file complaint against him. But you have to do this with consultation of an advocate because at some time or another your consent must be with him. so the complaint has to be in such a way that police registers your complaint, otherwise in these types of matters police does not gives attention.
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Answer #4
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you can approach to your concern police station and make a complaint against his or his family for make false promise on ground of false promised he doing sex and blackmail you and your family. also harassment exploits.
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Answer #5
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Yes, you can take legal action against him based on the evidence you have: 1. File a Police Complaint: Report him to the police for blackmail, threats, and cheating, providing all the proof of his actions 2. Since you were below 18 when he exploited you, you can file a case under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act for sexual exploitation of a minor.
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