I fell deeply in love with a girl, and we were together for five years. Recently, she vanished without a trace. It’s been over two months, and I’ve tried everything to contact her. To my shock, I learned she got married. My heart is shattered, and I can’t focus on anything. We were intimate, believing we’d be together forever. She borrowed Rs. 40,000 from me five months ago. I feel betrayed and like my love was used. I don’t want to harass her, but can I do anything about this situation?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I fell deeply in love with a girl, and we were together for five years. Recently, she vanished without a trace. It’s been over two months, and I’ve tried everything to contact her. To my shock, I learned she got married. My heart is shattered, and I can’t focus on anything. We were intimate, believing we’d be together forever. She borrowed Rs. 40,000 from me five months ago. I feel betrayed and like my love was used. I don’t want to harass her, but can I do anything about this situation?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I fell deeply in love with a girl, and we were together for five years. Recently, she vanished without a trace. It’s been over two months, and I’ve tried everything to contact her. To my shock, I learned she got married. My heart is shattered, and I can’t focus on anything. We were intimate, believing we’d be together forever. She borrowed Rs. 40,000 from me five months ago. I feel betrayed and like my love was used. I don’t want to harass her, but can I do anything about this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a civil suit to recover the Rs. 40,000 she owes you. However, Indian law does not provide legal recourse for heartbreak or emotional distress caused by a relationship breakdown, including a broken engagement.

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