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Can She Win Bns69 Against Me After 4 Months Of Break Up Nd My Marriage


17-May-2026 (In Women Law)
I had a physical relationship with my gf and one year live in in which I got engaged somewhere else and when she knew it she filed complaint against me but it wasn't FIR as she wasn't divorced that time. After her divorce I proposed her again and we got physical again and she recorded a voice note and WhatsApp where I admitted sex in the promise of marriage. We had ups and downs and finally i stopped contact and she also didn't try to contact in December and got married in May somewhere else. Can she file bns69 against me and how safe I am now in this case.
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Answer #1
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she can still file a complaint/FIR. If any notice or FIR is received, immediately seek anticipatory bail and preserve all chats, call records, timelines and evidence showing the consensual nature of the relationship and absence of dishonest intention. Avoid direct confrontation or threats. contact me
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Advocate Madhvi Chopra

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Answer #2
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Hi there, yes she can file the case against you under the relevant sections including but not limited to BNS 69. In order to protect you I'll need to scrutinise the relevant chats and surrounding facts to provide you with an appropriate strategy to prevent any coercive action. Therefore, it's advisable to contact me and provide requisite details to assist you better.
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Advocate Ishan Parashar

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Answer #3
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As stated by you above as she was not divorced when you both were having physical intercourse and when she was already married, she was committing adultery. This Section 69 states any sexual intercourse done with deceitful intention. There is a judgment which states that whether the false promise was made from beginning to deceive or later there was failure to fulfil promise in good faith. The liability might depend on dishonest intention, not on the relationship that later collapses. You can take help of a counsel if she has filed any case against you.
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Answer #4
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yes, she can technically file a complaint u/s 69 BNS. however, whether the complaint will hold ground for judicial scrutiny depends entirely on the specific facts. it is absolutely vital to evaluate the exact wording of that voice note and contextually analyze your chat history.
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Advocate Diksha Barrot

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Answer #5
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Based on the facts you have shared, the short answer is yes, she can technically still file a complaint, but her case faces massive legal hurdles, and your risk level is significantly reduced due to her recent marriage and past conduct.
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