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UHey but I have CCTV recording, of me just standing there no property damage and no physical assault nothing, I just abused and they have a recording of itUSir I have not touched any one, not touched any of their property, no other things just the cus words that I just wented out in frustrationUPeople assume so much on internet, people with power or even slightest bit of connection will not even bother about the problem which, made me feel bad all day long, I am an introvert I never talk in my society to anyone. All I have in life is my small family of which I only have mother at home as my father is in army and siblings at their work.
People are jealous, ik it sounds so primitive but yes they do, the only thing that lady, their father and unemployed (30) son, had to say to the police guy was we do not want agreement and literally shooed them away, even the police guy had sympathy for me.Just think again, a guy so vulnerable, no political connections, not a single police or even a constable’s ph no, (in my entire family ) all I have is my knowledge and family ask me a 3rd thing and I’ll be blank.
People target vulnerable to exploit and entertain themselves, no matter what.
UThankyou so much sir, also are these true?The criminal justice system could latch on to you. Even if acquitted, the process itself is punishment enough.
Here, you were actually liable u/ S79, S352, S296 BNS — a mix of cognizable and potentially arrest-worthy charges, with up to a maximum of 3 years’ imprisonment and a ₹1K fine, or both.
(During this duration, most job opportunities would likely have eluded you, assuming you were eventually acquitted.)On the other hand, the woman would have faced, if anything at all, a simple charge u/ S292 BNS, which at most carries a ₹1K penalty — a charge that is rarely enforced on women.
UYeah man, I introspected a lot today, maybe never thought of this aspect, that’s why. But yeah I’ll be more humble to others and cautious of my words and actions.
