I turned 22 recently, and I’m now 27. I’m worried that I might have unknowingly done something wrong that could have landed me in trouble with the police. This is because I attempted suicide a while back, without any intention to die. I also need to know if the educational certificates and documents I have are genuine or not.

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › I turned 22 recently, and I’m now 27. I’m worried that I might have unknowingly done something wrong that could have landed me in trouble with the police. This is because I attempted suicide a while back, without any intention to die. I also need to know if the educational certificates and documents I have are genuine or not.
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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

I turned 22 recently, and I’m now 27. I’m worried that I might have unknowingly done something wrong that could have landed me in trouble with the police. This is because I attempted suicide a while back, without any intention to die. I also need to know if the educational certificates and documents I have are genuine or not.

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

In India, attempting suicide is not a crime but is considered a serious mental health issue requiring support. The police won’t investigate you for this. Regarding your certificates, contacting the issuing authorities or educational institutions for verification is the best way to confirm their authenticity.

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