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Attempt to murder and threat to do it again
13-Jan-2023 (In Family Law)
Dear sir/mam
I am living with my old parents, my dad is retired and is not well, while my mom is physically challenged and are the victim.
I have two sisters,both are older then us and one is married while other one is unmarried. They both are the troublemaker and want to ruin my family. On 7th Jan 2021 the oldest sister tried to kill my parents with a sickle. And have threatened us to kill my parents in near future. They have also been trying to bring our family name in society by putting false allegations and fighting in front of neighbors. Even the married one is not at all ready to visit her husband home.
She has even created havoc in her husband home by beating him and his parents.
They have some third party support on which they have become more worse. We have even tried to resolve the issue by making her visit to her husband home but she is not ready to go and continue to live with us for more than a year and Aya that she will not go and will ruin us.
Kindly look into it.
this is a case where you need to file an FIR immediately so that the police can take appropriate action as per law. the offences mentioned by you are all cognizable offences and the police might need to take the acused in immediate custody to avoid commission of a serious offence.
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Adv. Kawaljit Singh Bhatia
Delhi | 400+ Answers
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Its best to report the attempt to murder case because not reporting the same would lead to fatal consequences.
You can also file FIR under Section 506 IPC.
However, if you don’t wish to, You can file an informatory petition before the Magistrate or give a statement in the nearest police station in writing that your sister is threatening to kill your parents.
You can also file FIR under Section 506 IPC.
However, if you don’t wish to, You can file an informatory petition before the Magistrate or give a statement in the nearest police station in writing that your sister is threatening to kill your parents.
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Adv. Shrutika Garg
Delhi | 100+ Answers
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Hello sir. I have perused your legal query. You have quite a few remedies available at your disposal. At the outset you can file a complaint for the offence of criminal intimidation which includes threat to life, property and reputation under section 506 IPC. You can also initiate proceedings under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act. Most importantly you can initiate eviction proceedings under the Senior Citizens Maintenance and Welfare Act and the Rules made thereunder. Feel free to reach out to me in case you wish to discuss this in more detail.
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