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RWhat the employee did was a crime. No two ways about it. Maybe your relative coerced him or influenced him into it? Doesn’t matter, the employee should know better.
Keep the complaint on. Don’t withdraw.
If he calls you again tell him to call your chacha itself. And that they are responsible for his job loss. Not you.
As for your relatives, cut them off. I’m sure a lawyer can find a creative way since they exposed your data on social media.
RGenerally when a property is auctioned off via due process as followed under sarfaesi. There is no way anything of the previous owner can be left behind. Neither them nor their belongings.
The police station should have an account of it since it normally happens in the presence of police.
So I don’t understand what has happened. But I can tell you that you should exert pressure on the bank. You did them a massive favour by removing a siezed property off their books. Being a nice guy is of no use when dealing with the bank.
Not a lawyer but an ex banker.
