My younger brother is incredibly jealous of me and has been verbally abusing, physically attacking me, and even damaged part of our house. He’s not a good person and even my elderly parents have been victims of his aggression. We’re a Hindu family and I’m wondering if there are any legal options against him? Please advise.

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Law Forum › Category: Family › My younger brother is incredibly jealous of me and has been verbally abusing, physically attacking me, and even damaged part of our house. He’s not a good person and even my elderly parents have been victims of his aggression. We’re a Hindu family and I’m wondering if there are any legal options against him? Please advise.
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

My younger brother is incredibly jealous of me and has been verbally abusing, physically attacking me, and even damaged part of our house. He’s not a good person and even my elderly parents have been victims of his aggression. We’re a Hindu family and I’m wondering if there are any legal options against him? Please advise.

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

Indian law protects you from your brother’s actions. You can file a police complaint for verbal and physical abuse, and damage to property. Additionally, you can consider a restraining order to prevent further harm, and explore options for mediation or counseling to address the underlying issues.

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