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26-Oct-2023 (In Family Law)
I am Amanda 43 from UK. I got transferred to Bangaluru last year to lead the asia pacific reason of my organization. I dated a young software guy from a local IT company here and he is a real gentleman. He really respects me as a human being. Her mom came to me yesterday and created a ruckus in my society where I live,questioning our relationship.Before reaching out to the Embassy I just want to understand a few things.Is it illegal in India to be in a mutually intimate relationship with an adult? Can any of his family member has the rights to humiliate me?Is there any legal shield which I can avail as a foreigner for any legal issue in future?
It is legal to have an intimate relationship with an adult and family members of either cannot interfere or creat any nuances to the other.
In any case, you can issue them a cease and desist legal notice from indulging into practices that humiliate and breach your privacy.
In addition you can also file a police complaint in this regard.
In any case, you can issue them a cease and desist legal notice from indulging into practices that humiliate and breach your privacy.
In addition you can also file a police complaint in this regard.
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Adv. Priyanka Y
Bangalore | 200+ Answers
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Hi Amanda, it is legally accepted that two adults are in a relationship as long as they are two consenting adults. none of his family members can humiliate you, however these kind of things do happen. please elaborate on why you would want to reach out Embassy.
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Adv. K S Archana
Bangalore | 25+ Answers
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Hi Amanda,
You do not have to worry.
What you're doing is not illegal. (It is just that the society norms in India are different compared to that of Western/European countries)
Nobody has any right to humiliate you.
If it repeats, you may approach the police station and file a harassment complaint..
You do not have to worry.
What you're doing is not illegal. (It is just that the society norms in India are different compared to that of Western/European countries)
Nobody has any right to humiliate you.
If it repeats, you may approach the police station and file a harassment complaint..
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Adv. Amit Ghodke
Bangalore | 100+ Answers
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