My husband had a relationship with a woman from another country, but now regrets it. She’s threatening him online with their chats and photos. He didn’t tell her he was married, and she found out later. She’s refusing to forgive him and won’t stop the harassment. What legal options do we have to protect ourselves?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My husband had a relationship with a woman from another country, but now regrets it. She’s threatening him online with their chats and photos. He didn’t tell her he was married, and she found out later. She’s refusing to forgive him and won’t stop the harassment. What legal options do we have to protect ourselves?
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My husband had a relationship with a woman from another country, but now regrets it. She’s threatening him online with their chats and photos. He didn’t tell her he was married, and she found out later. She’s refusing to forgive him and won’t stop the harassment. What legal options do we have to protect ourselves?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can file a complaint with the police for cyber harassment and criminal intimidation under the Information Technology Act and Indian Penal Code. You can also seek an injunction from a court to stop the woman from contacting your husband and disseminating the content.

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