My wife and I, both senior citizens, reside in Dadar West within a cooperative society. For the past half year, our society watchman has been troubling my wife, making her uncomfortable by following her, making inappropriate remarks, and getting uncomfortably close. We strongly believe that he’s being encouraged by other society members to act this way. We filed a police report on January 2nd, 2017, and the police took the watchman to the station, warned him, and advised against filing an FIR due to its lengthy and complicated process. Now, the watchman has returned to his hometown in Nepal for a few months. However, the society members who instigated him are now trying to rehire him. We are seeking urgent legal advice on how to stop them from harassing us further and hold both the watchman and those who supported him accountable.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My wife and I, both senior citizens, reside in Dadar West within a cooperative society. For the past half year, our society watchman has been troubling my wife, making her uncomfortable by following her, making inappropriate remarks, and getting uncomfortably close. We strongly believe that he’s being encouraged by other society members to act this way. We filed a police report on January 2nd, 2017, and the police took the watchman to the station, warned him, and advised against filing an FIR due to its lengthy and complicated process. Now, the watchman has returned to his hometown in Nepal for a few months. However, the society members who instigated him are now trying to rehire him. We are seeking urgent legal advice on how to stop them from harassing us further and hold both the watchman and those who supported him accountable.
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My wife and I, both senior citizens, reside in Dadar West within a cooperative society. For the past half year, our society watchman has been troubling my wife, making her uncomfortable by following her, making inappropriate remarks, and getting uncomfortably close. We strongly believe that he’s being encouraged by other society members to act this way. We filed a police report on January 2nd, 2017, and the police took the watchman to the station, warned him, and advised against filing an FIR due to its lengthy and complicated process. Now, the watchman has returned to his hometown in Nepal for a few months. However, the society members who instigated him are now trying to rehire him. We are seeking urgent legal advice on how to stop them from harassing us further and hold both the watchman and those who supported him accountable.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You can file a civil suit against both the watchman and the society members for harassment and intimidation. This will allow you to seek injunctions to prevent them from rehiring the watchman and hold them accountable for their actions. You should consult with a lawyer specializing in civil law and domestic violence to understand the legal options available to you and strategize for a successful outcome.

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