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AYou’re absolutely right!
Read this article, it’s about the “not r@pe” case. Look at the sheer pressure they are facing – financial, societal , legal. They continue to fight, many others stop fighting all together. What happens when the more powerful aggressor decides to accuse them of filing a false case?
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/despite-sc-stay-on-not-rape-order-fear-stalks-up-girls-family/articleshow/119617924.cmsPlus, don’t we already have laws in general for false cases? (An actual lawyer can verify, that would be best), because ai chat tells me about ipc 209 and 211 ( don’t know bns).
AHello, is this being printed in the newspapers through the court? Because that usually happens when the other party does not appear in court. Has your family been attending? If not, they need to attend or represent themselves, else it does not look good for them.
Also, if it is possible, you need to give more info here to get genuine help I think. I’m NAL though.AI mean, it’s obvious here – go to the police and report her. To hell with your brother too, he is also scum. Leave your brother and sil, protect your parents.Ahttps://www.reddit.com/r/LegalAdviceIndia/s/iM6xWXeW2B1. Please decide if it is your brother or your friend.
2. If she is abusive, I think he can file for divorce on grounds for cruelty , provided there should be some proof. I’m NAL so you will get better inputs from an actual lawyer.
3. Be there for your brother/ friend, he should not take any drastic steps.
ASee, unless she herself is motivated to leave, it’s a failed endeavour. Even if you get the police to arrest him, she herself will go to the police and beg for them to release “patidev”. Glad you’re doing some nice things for her, that is the biggest support you can give.AThis is far too common. I change locations every 2-3 years or so and have unfortunately, seen many cases similar to this. You can’t do anything legally, it backfires tremendously. One of my friends did this for her house help- the police didn’t do anything (as always) and she was pretty much thrashed black and blue by her husband. They don’t really have the option of leaving and getting an easy divorce, society will tar them. Plus, multiple children. What you can do, on a personal level, is be supportive – help them out with a meal everyday at your house because a lot of times their money is taken by a drunk husband and they don’t have enough to eat. If you ever see them thrashed, take a picture, so whenever (if) they do leave, there is some proof . Last, you can try to subtly motivate them into leaving the husband, they are mostly surrounded by people who will shame them for it, you can be a support.AMost of the stuff is already in a bank locker and the ones for daily use are with me. We both have access to the locker. We keep most of our documents together but I will for sure take all of mine before I leave. Thank youAHaven’t mentioned this to him yet. I’m trying to get my ducks in a row first before I actually sit and talk to him. That will have to wait until my younger one goes to college. We can do this without a lawyer? I was unaware and I shall look into this then.
