For the past 15 years, a mentally unstable tobacco and gutka seller has been operating a shop right outside our house. He’s often aggressive, drinks heavily, and hangs out with a rowdy crowd. Despite signing yearly leases for the last 7 years (sometimes by him, sometimes by his wife), he hasn’t stopped causing trouble. He’s signed over 10 apologies for his behaviour, including using foul language and bringing strangers into the neighbourhood. Can we directly approach the police with these apologies and a letter from our neighbours, asking them to remove him from our property?

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Law Forum › Category: Landlord / Tenant › For the past 15 years, a mentally unstable tobacco and gutka seller has been operating a shop right outside our house. He’s often aggressive, drinks heavily, and hangs out with a rowdy crowd. Despite signing yearly leases for the last 7 years (sometimes by him, sometimes by his wife), he hasn’t stopped causing trouble. He’s signed over 10 apologies for his behaviour, including using foul language and bringing strangers into the neighbourhood. Can we directly approach the police with these apologies and a letter from our neighbours, asking them to remove him from our property?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

For the past 15 years, a mentally unstable tobacco and gutka seller has been operating a shop right outside our house. He’s often aggressive, drinks heavily, and hangs out with a rowdy crowd. Despite signing yearly leases for the last 7 years (sometimes by him, sometimes by his wife), he hasn’t stopped causing trouble. He’s signed over 10 apologies for his behaviour, including using foul language and bringing strangers into the neighbourhood. Can we directly approach the police with these apologies and a letter from our neighbours, asking them to remove him from our property?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Indian law allows for police action against individuals who disrupt public peace and order. However, directly approaching the police with apologies and a neighbour letter might not be sufficient. You may need to file a formal complaint outlining specific instances of nuisance and aggression, including the signed apologies, to establish grounds for police intervention.

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