My ex-boss’s assistant wrongly accused me of abusing her over the phone. I went to the office to collect my pending salary, and when I asked for my pay cheque, she started insulting me. I reacted in anger and verbally defended myself. Everyone in the office knows she has a bad reputation. Someone else called her and made insulting remarks a few days before this incident. She falsely thinks it was me and filed a case, even asking for my arrest. What should I do now?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My ex-boss’s assistant wrongly accused me of abusing her over the phone. I went to the office to collect my pending salary, and when I asked for my pay cheque, she started insulting me. I reacted in anger and verbally defended myself. Everyone in the office knows she has a bad reputation. Someone else called her and made insulting remarks a few days before this incident. She falsely thinks it was me and filed a case, even asking for my arrest. What should I do now?
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My ex-boss’s assistant wrongly accused me of abusing her over the phone. I went to the office to collect my pending salary, and when I asked for my pay cheque, she started insulting me. I reacted in anger and verbally defended myself. Everyone in the office knows she has a bad reputation. Someone else called her and made insulting remarks a few days before this incident. She falsely thinks it was me and filed a case, even asking for my arrest. What should I do now?

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

This situation is serious. You should immediately consult a lawyer and provide them with details of the incident, including any witnesses or evidence you have. The lawyer can advise you on your legal options, which may include filing a counter-complaint against the assistant for false accusations and defamation.

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