Can unmarried siblings be excluded from a dowry case? Some lawyers say only the accused son and his parents will face charges. Is this true? If so, how can the siblings be removed from the case?

Under Indian law, siblings can be included in a dowry harassment case if there is evidence of their involvement, such as aiding or abetting the harassment. However, mere knowledge of the harassment is not sufficient for criminal liability. While the accused son and parents are usually the primary targets, siblings can be removed from the case if there is no concrete evidence linking them to the crime.