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EYou’ve already done a good job now try filing an FIR. You can also change your phone number, use a new email for important things, browse with something like Brave for more privacy, and also don’t discuss anything sensitive on regular calls.EYou did the right thing by reporting it. Next step? Call your bank now and ask if they can freeze or recover the money. Also, file a complaint on the National Cyber Crime Portal if you haven’t yet.EShe complained, blackmailed, and took your money. If she hurts herself, you could be blamed. Don’t go to the police alone. Take a lawyer. Get proof of everything. And cut all contact no calls, no texts, nothing.ECall a child protection helpline or the police. Don’t wait for someone else to step up. If the girls are willing, gather statements or recordings. Even small details can help. Some organizations fight for children’s safety. They can step in where parents won’t.EFirst, gather proof – client statements, payment records, and any messages. Then, file a police complaint for fraud and misrepresentation. A corporate lawyer or a criminal lawyer specializing in fraud can guide you.EAsk Cars24 for a document stating that the car is no longer in your name, this should help prove you don’t own it. Then, send this proof to PolicyBazaar and request cancellation. If they refuse, escalate the issue to the insurance provider directly.EYou’re right i guess, consumer court is for product/services disputes, so this is a civil matter. The police might help if you frame it as fraud or breach of trust, but for real action, you’d need to file a case in civil court.EHe’s changing the rules after taking your money. That’s not fair. Since you have recordings, tell him firmly you’ll take legal action if he doesn’t return the deposit. If he still refuses? File a police complaint or take it to the consumer court. Most landlords back off when they realize you’re serious.EYour bank account and phone number were likely flagged due to the cybercrime report, even though it was withdrawn. Since your SIM was originally in someone else’s name, that might have added to the issue. Visit your bank and Jio office with ID proof and explain the situation.ESince the police won’t scare him, consider reaching out to local NGOs or women’s helplines they know how to handle cases like this. Maybe even help her find a safe place to stay if things get worse. She might not want to leave him, but having options could save her life.EDon’t take the complaint back. The FIR is already closed, and you did nothing wrong. If he really wants to refund, he can do it directly. His threat about filing a complaint against you is just pressure tactics. Your account won’t get frozen unless there’s actual fraud, which isn’t the case here. Stay firm.
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