I’ve been in love with a girl for the past 5 years, but during this time, she started developing feelings for someone else. They’ve been in touch for the last 2 years. We were practically husband and wife, even having pictures together. Now, I feel betrayed and want to know if there’s any legal action I can take against her. Can you advise me on what options I have?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › I’ve been in love with a girl for the past 5 years, but during this time, she started developing feelings for someone else. They’ve been in touch for the last 2 years. We were practically husband and wife, even having pictures together. Now, I feel betrayed and want to know if there’s any legal action I can take against her. Can you advise me on what options I have?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’ve been in love with a girl for the past 5 years, but during this time, she started developing feelings for someone else. They’ve been in touch for the last 2 years. We were practically husband and wife, even having pictures together. Now, I feel betrayed and want to know if there’s any legal action I can take against her. Can you advise me on what options I have?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Unfortunately, under Indian law, there is no legal action you can take against her for having feelings for another person or even being in a relationship with them. You may feel betrayed, but these are personal and emotional issues, not legal ones. You have no legal claim based on your past relationship or pictures together.

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