My husband beat me up terribly, leaving me with serious injuries on my face and neck. My family convinced me to forgive him, and he begged for another chance. But after a month, he started hitting me again and even kicked me out of our home. I want to report him to the police but I’m worried because I don’t have any medical records. I did manage to take some pictures of my injuries on my phone. Can those pictures help me get justice and put him behind bars?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My husband beat me up terribly, leaving me with serious injuries on my face and neck. My family convinced me to forgive him, and he begged for another chance. But after a month, he started hitting me again and even kicked me out of our home. I want to report him to the police but I’m worried because I don’t have any medical records. I did manage to take some pictures of my injuries on my phone. Can those pictures help me get justice and put him behind bars?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My husband beat me up terribly, leaving me with serious injuries on my face and neck. My family convinced me to forgive him, and he begged for another chance. But after a month, he started hitting me again and even kicked me out of our home. I want to report him to the police but I’m worried because I don’t have any medical records. I did manage to take some pictures of my injuries on my phone. Can those pictures help me get justice and put him behind bars?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Pictures of your injuries can be crucial evidence, even without medical records. They can be used to substantiate your claim of domestic violence, which is a criminal offense in India. It’s important to report the incident to the police and seek legal assistance to ensure your safety and hold your husband accountable.

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