My fiancé and I, both in our mid-20s, have been trying to convince his family about our marriage for over a year. He’s a Jain and I’m Hindu. We’re planning to marry in a few months but I’m really stressed. His mother has been extremely rude, calling me names and even cursing my family. She’s also spreading rumors about me, telling everyone I’m already married and that I’m using black magic on my fiancé. This has really affected my mental health. I’m thinking of filing a complaint to at least get a warning for her. I have recordings of her behavior.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My fiancé and I, both in our mid-20s, have been trying to convince his family about our marriage for over a year. He’s a Jain and I’m Hindu. We’re planning to marry in a few months but I’m really stressed. His mother has been extremely rude, calling me names and even cursing my family. She’s also spreading rumors about me, telling everyone I’m already married and that I’m using black magic on my fiancé. This has really affected my mental health. I’m thinking of filing a complaint to at least get a warning for her. I have recordings of her behavior.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My fiancé and I, both in our mid-20s, have been trying to convince his family about our marriage for over a year. He’s a Jain and I’m Hindu. We’re planning to marry in a few months but I’m really stressed. His mother has been extremely rude, calling me names and even cursing my family. She’s also spreading rumors about me, telling everyone I’m already married and that I’m using black magic on my fiancé. This has really affected my mental health. I’m thinking of filing a complaint to at least get a warning for her. I have recordings of her behavior.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Under Indian law, you can file a complaint against your fiancé’s mother for harassment and defamation. The recordings of her abusive behavior can serve as evidence. This complaint can potentially lead to a warning or even legal action against her. However, you should consult a lawyer to understand your specific rights and the best course of action.

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