I’m an IT professional in Pune and facing a tough situation. My former roommate is convinced I hacked her phone, read her messages, and listened to her calls. She believes this is why she’s not getting a job and keeps sharing these false accusations with our PG friends. It’s gotten worse – she even called my husband and repeated these claims. I’m really stressed by this constant harassment and untrue stories. What can I do about someone who keeps making things up? I need advice on how to handle this situation.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I’m an IT professional in Pune and facing a tough situation. My former roommate is convinced I hacked her phone, read her messages, and listened to her calls. She believes this is why she’s not getting a job and keeps sharing these false accusations with our PG friends. It’s gotten worse – she even called my husband and repeated these claims. I’m really stressed by this constant harassment and untrue stories. What can I do about someone who keeps making things up? I need advice on how to handle this situation.
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

I’m an IT professional in Pune and facing a tough situation. My former roommate is convinced I hacked her phone, read her messages, and listened to her calls. She believes this is why she’s not getting a job and keeps sharing these false accusations with our PG friends. It’s gotten worse – she even called my husband and repeated these claims. I’m really stressed by this constant harassment and untrue stories. What can I do about someone who keeps making things up? I need advice on how to handle this situation.

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

You can pursue legal action against your former roommate for defamation. File a complaint with the police or directly in a court, providing evidence of her false accusations and the harm they’ve caused. Consider seeking legal counsel to understand your options and navigate the process effectively.

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