My sister-in-law and her husband are constantly harassing me online and over the phone. They make cruel remarks about my appearance, my caste (I’m from a lower caste Hindu community), and try to ruin my reputation. I’ve already filed a complaint with the police, but I need help writing a formal letter to them and sending a legal notice to these people.

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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My sister-in-law and her husband are constantly harassing me online and over the phone. They make cruel remarks about my appearance, my caste (I’m from a lower caste Hindu community), and try to ruin my reputation. I’ve already filed a complaint with the police, but I need help writing a formal letter to them and sending a legal notice to these people.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You can request the police to assist you in drafting a formal complaint letter. Additionally, you can consult a lawyer to draft a legal notice outlining the harassment and its impact, demanding its immediate cessation, and seeking compensation for damages. You can also consider filing a civil suit for defamation and harassment.

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