Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
UHello, thanks for your message.
Are you based in Bangalore? Or do you know a lawyer who can take up their cause? I think even filing an FIR will need a presence of a lawyer as the husband has adverse influence with local thugs who tend to deter it.
I would greatly appreciate if any lawyer can atleast meet up with them and discuss.
UThey are Hindus. He has contacts, local thugs. And even the other lady, she studied law, never practiced, did not go to a job. But she has friends who are session judges/lawyers. The husband himself when to the police in November when she did not sign, he gave false complaint stating that she and her children are beating him for pension money. They went to station but after hearing to their side, the police probably felt it was a complaint with malice intent. They warned him verbally, and asked everyone to go back home. She presented a copy of her complaint but they naively told her not to give it as he is old and she is ill.Since December he has not asked her to sign any papers, but he occasionally warns her that she can’t do anything. She will die eventually, the property that’s left with her will be transferred to himself through hook or crook.
Three chidren are grown up, struggling to get their life together. They are taking care of her cancer treatment, which is a lot. They don’t want to do anything with their father.
All the mother wants is to bring him to justice of his second marriage. That’s the only way she has. But she doesn’t have any proof that it is registered. But the husband revealed it to a few people in November. How can she collect this certificate?
