My grandfather, Ram Chand Papneja, from Haryana, allegedly used black magic against my mother, Neelam, to prevent her children’s marriages and future happiness. He has three sons and two daughters. He targeted Neelam, his elder son’s wife, at his son Subhash’s behest, though Subhash supports his father and brothers. Ram Chand attempted to harm Neelam and her four children through this magic. Can I file a criminal case against him? Is there a law against black magic in Haryana?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My grandfather, Ram Chand Papneja, from Haryana, allegedly used black magic against my mother, Neelam, to prevent her children’s marriages and future happiness. He has three sons and two daughters. He targeted Neelam, his elder son’s wife, at his son Subhash’s behest, though Subhash supports his father and brothers. Ram Chand attempted to harm Neelam and her four children through this magic. Can I file a criminal case against him? Is there a law against black magic in Haryana?
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My grandfather, Ram Chand Papneja, from Haryana, allegedly used black magic against my mother, Neelam, to prevent her children’s marriages and future happiness. He has three sons and two daughters. He targeted Neelam, his elder son’s wife, at his son Subhash’s behest, though Subhash supports his father and brothers. Ram Chand attempted to harm Neelam and her four children through this magic. Can I file a criminal case against him? Is there a law against black magic in Haryana?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

While there is no specific law against black magic in India, including Haryana, you can potentially file a case against Ram Chand under sections related to criminal intimidation, causing hurt, or attempt to cause hurt, depending on the specific acts he committed. You may also seek relief under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act if the alleged black magic was used to harm your mother within the family context.

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