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Parents violence on her 21 years old daughter


17-Aug-2026 (In Family Law)
Hi, I am 21 year boy live in the City of palghar, my best friend is a 21 year old girl who is also my neighbour their parents beaten her because she just talked with me her parents go on work in day and come home at evening, her parents beaten her and harras her. She is crying in front of me and tell me what happened with her she tells me that she will commit suicide but i say her to do not attempt anything with her life. Please support me toh help her urgently
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Answer #1
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Since she is 21 and is being assaulted/threatened with suicide, treat this as urgent. Stay with her, do not leave her alone if she is at immediate risk, and contact the local police/emergency services if she is in danger or has attempted self-harm. Help her reach a safe place/trusted adult and preserve evidence of injuries or threats. She can also call Tele-MANAS 14416 for immediate mental-health support. As an adult, she can seek protection from her family herself; a lawyer can help with the appropriate complaint/protection proceedings.
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Answer #2
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Since the girl is 21 years old, she is legally an adult and has the right to make decisions regarding her own safety and residence. If her parents are assaulting, threatening or harassing her, she should be encouraged to move immediately to a safe place and seek assistance from the police or other appropriate authorities. Since she has stated that she may attempt suicide, this should be treated as an immediate safety concern rather than waiting for legal proceedings. She should not be left alone if there is an immediate risk, and medical or mental-health assistance should be sought urgently. Tele-MANAS is available 24/7 at 14416 for mental-health support. Depending on the exact facts, a complaint regarding physical assault, criminal intimidation or harassment may also be considered. The complete circumstances should be examined to advise on the appropriate legal remedy.
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Answer #3
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She needs to approach the nearest police station and ask for their help by filing written complaint so that the matter is resolved by the method of mediation. If they continue the police again then You may approach by filing petition under protection of women from domestic violence
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