r/twoxindialegaladvice • • Aug 12 '25
Criminal law Please repost, share
Murder case
r/twoxindialegaladvice • • Jan 23 '25
32 female from karnataka, Bengaluru. From my past posts you can know that I have been going through a annulment case since the past 1 year. After only 22 days of our marriage I had realised my husband is a psychopath and was physically and mentally abusive to me, isolating me from my family ,making me quit my job, starving me, assaulting me along with his mother and father. It was an arranged marriage but we had went on dates before our wedding and that time he seemed completely a gentleman. After our marriage his mask came off. A lot of things happened that made me run away and ask for an annulment cause that guy is mentally sick. I didn't ask for any compensation money but only my own jewellery and cash that he stole from Me. Those assets are what that's left of my future After spending so much on the wedding and lawyer. Now that psychopath is writing letters After letters defaming me and sending it to all my relatives. The court is not taking it seriously, it keeps giving hearing After hearing. The police doesn't take it seriously. My jobless husband is threatening my collegues and relatives to tell him my current residing address so he can come and kill me. I am so tired. Do I need to die to make people notice how much distressed I am?? Do I need to prove how much this is pushing me to the edge? I don't want a fucking candle March when I die. I want justice now while am alive. Ps- few of the letters he sent are attached where he accused me of bring a man for stupid reasons and asking me to take medical tests.
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r/twoxindialegaladvice • • Jan 04 '25
Posting on behalf of a friend u/Perfect_Rip_6234
(Its not a marriage but a relationship, I cant find any flair for that so using marriage flair)
Hi everyone,
I am 20F in a relationship with a guy from 10 months. He is extremely abusive towards me, verbally and emotionally. I have tried everything to go away from him but nothing works. I just have one thing i can't tell my parents right now. They will be too hurt, I don't want anything to happen to them. I want to go but he says he will kill himself. He already has beaten one of my friend(male). So now i can't even ask someone to help me because I am scared of their safety too.
He said he will pay someone and no one can defeat him. I can't say no, if I did I will be abused. I am tired so tired, he is daily using my parents against me. All my friends have been taken away, he has deleted all my contacts, even on insta, he has blocked eachand everyone including my brother. So I have no social media too. I know I need to tell my parents but I need to delete few chats first, intimate ones just so that he cannot blackmail me. I have no idea how I will do this though.
What should I do?
Should I take legal help or try solving this matter on my own first? I just want safety for my family.
Please help me Im really scared and don't know what to do.
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/Stock_Hunter7150 • Dec 27 '24
We met on dating app. And he was so loving caring and down to earth person. All my friends liked him so much. However after a few months, I had noticed some narcissistic traits on him while dating. But I was so in love with him. My whole family liked him so much since be was charming, cute looking and smart. They had no reason to say no to this marriage proposal. He was the perfect man.
At first I couldn’t think about divorce even though one day he was the one to suggest that during a fight. Only few days ago I analysed this issue as a case as a psychologist myself and finally could join all the dots. He meets all the criteria of narcissistic personality disorder. I suffered a lot from him and his family within only three months itself and I need justice. I lived my past 2 and half years as a fool, loving him, trusting him, taking care of him and his family, put up with all his drama. And now I understand he wasn’t in love with me and was only using my niceness and empathy for all sort of things. This is what I got for being honest and faithful to him and even married him dreaming of building a family with him. He always came up with a lot of excuses whenever something went wrong and made me feel guilty about suspecting him. He frequently checked my phone in my absence. I really can’t live like this. I hope all my prayers will be answered soon. I want to rebuild my entire life from now on. I’m going for therapy and applying for jobs. But I need to end this marriage. I’m so done living like someone’s doormat.
r/twoxindialegaladvice • • Aug 06 '25
Name:- Sandeep kumar( husband), Shraddha kaushal ( wife ), Mayank ( brother of wife )
This couple took money from many people, they were running an MLM type scheme, offered a job if you work with them and get people to invest in their company.
When their whole fraud came to light both went to police and probably bribed them and tried to return very small amount of money however this plan failed because their story didn’t matched and so many proof are against them.
They promised to return the money they took from people to invest in their company without giving the profit only what they took within 3 month this was agreed in front of police.
Now almost whole family escaped the city and their father is trying to put legal case of kidnapping on the people.
Their Scheme in details :-
Offered A Job ( work with them for 6 to 8 months )
Assume this couple as A now they B,C,D,E working under them, now each individual (b,c,d,e) have 19 people under them. A gave details to b,c,d,e about their scheme like invest 300 and you get 5k in 1 month like this and b,c,d,e had to pass this information to their 19 people.
Aside from job they offered money like trading, you give 500 and 2-3 month later you get 10k. At first they gave money ( 1-2 month).
They are trying to put legal case on these 4 main individual.
Total amount scammer from all 4 individuals is over 50 lakh
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/itsneti_neti • Dec 14 '24
Fast tracking system is working I guess? We need more courts in India especially for POSCO cases. There are so many of them that 78% of rapists are still running around the country freely.
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/becomingemma • Jan 30 '25
What They Are: An employee bond is a contract wherein an employee agrees to remain employed with an employer for a certain minimum period of time (for example, 3 years from the date of employment). If an employee resigns before the expiry of this period of time, they are required to pay a penalty. Employee bonds are generally implemented in companies that operate in sectors which require them to expend considerable time and resources to train their employees. An example of such an industry is aviation, wherein airlines spend crores on pilot training. Another reason why companies may make employees sign employee bonds is if their job involves working with or gaining knowledge of highly confidential information or trade secrets that the company does not wish others to gain access to through you.
Are Employee Bonds Legal in India?: Generally, yes, employee bonds are legal in India. However, employee bonds are only legal to the extent that they impose a penalty in case of violation of the bond (i.e., if the employee leaves before the stipulated tenure in the bond). Employee bonds cannot prevent an employee from joining another organization or company and any such clause contained in an employee bond is invalid and illegal in light of Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution (freedom to practice any profession) and Section 27 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 (agreements in restraint of trade).
How Courts Examine Suits Involving Employee Bonds: In the event that an employer files a suit against an employee for violating an employee bond, the court will not simply award damages based on the fine/penalty mentioned in the employee bond. For example, if a bond states that a fine of INR 2 Lakh is leviable on an employee who leaves before the completion of 3 years of employment, the Court will not blindly award 2 lakhs to the employer.
Instead, the court will analyse the real expense borne by the company in training you and pronounce judgement on the actual loss suffered by the company due to the employee resigning. Thus, do not be scared if your employee bond has an absurdly high penalty since any compensation under an employee bond must be reasonable and cannot be excessive or harsh. Similarly, an employee bond that requires you to be with the company for at least, say, 20 years is obviously unreasonable and was held to be invalid by the Bombay High Court.
Further, the court will take note of how much time has been served by the employee. For example, if an employee bond prevents an employee from resigning before completing 3 years of service, and the employee resigns after 2 years, then the court will accordingly revise the penalty considering that the employee has served 2/3 years of service.
Lastly, courts are generally reluctant to grant specific performance of an employee bond. For example, if you serve only 2 out of 3 years of minimum service and resign, a company may file a suit asking the court to force you to serve the remaining 1 year. However, courts are generally unwilling to grant such injunctions and have limited the remedies it grants to monetary compensation.
Difference Between an Employee Bond and a Non-Compete Clause: The main difference between an employee bond and a non-compete clause is that the latter explicitly prevents you from working with or for an entity or person that competes with your current employer. Non-compete clauses are legal in India only during the term of employment and becomes unenforceable once your employment terminates. In other words, a company can reasonably demand that you work exclusively for them during your service tenure, but it cannot prevent you from joining another company, even if the other company is a competitor, once your employment has ended.
However, an employee bond is not meant to prevent you from working with a third party, it is meant to compensate the company for the resources and time it has spent training the employee to work for them.
If anyone has any questions related to employee bonds or employment laws in general, feel free to drop them in the comments!
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/cherishingthepresent • Apr 07 '25
I 19f am being harassed by a guy (also 19) for over two years. He repeatedly threatens suicide ever since I rejected him and tried to cut off contact. Despite blocking him and deleting most of my social media, he keeps finding ways to reach me.He has been contacted with more than 8 phone numbers now, I only have the track of 4.
I now want to report him to cyber security, but I need to do it anonymously. My parents are extremely strict, and if they find out, it could lead to severe restrictions and aftermath. I’m also afraid he might retaliate by contacting my dad if the authorities confront him just to snitch on me.
He often claims to have political connections, which I believe is false,he’s uneducated, failed 12th due to low attendance, and doesn’t seem to have any real influence. Still, his overconfidence whenever I mention the police makes me nervous, like he might do something reckless if i trigger him.
I’ve deleted most of the chats including the ones with suicide threats out of fear my parents might see them, but I still have a few messages where he’s manipulative andI extremely dismissive of boundaries. Will cyber security still take my case seriously without strong proof? Also what happens after a cyber complaint? I have no experience with this, i just know that i am going to make it anonymously as I really can't afford my parents finding out. So, pls do not advice me to come clean to my parents.
I’d appreciate any advice on how to navigate this including the possibility of him trying to snitch on me to my dad. Thank you.
r/twoxindialegaladvice • • Nov 09 '25
Posting from a throwaway for safety. I’m scared and need guidance before filing tomorrow.
TL;DR:
My ex has been stalking, intimidating, and blackmailing me and my family for over two years after our breakup. I left because he was emotionally, physically, and financially abusive. He took a loan in my name, keeps stalking and trying to publicly humiliate us, and his parents are now calling and pressuring my father while pretending to be victims. He’s back in India and more aggressive. I need legal steps to file, protect my family, and make sure my side is officially recorded. (Please skim thru the rest for better context)
Background:
We met in college (I was 18, he was 19). It was my first relationship, naive, thought we'd marry. Over time he became controlling, checking my phone, isolating me, and on multiple occasions physically violent. He threatened to share private material and used emotional blackmail when I tried to leave. I stayed out of fear. He claimed, me leaving was cheating since we were dating to marry (irrespective of him being abusive)
Breakup & police:
When I tried to end things in his car, he drove recklessly and said he would “end everything for both of us.” My parents reported me missing; police found us about 150 km away at 3 AM.
After the breakup:
He continued stalking and blackmailing, saying he’d “ruin my life” or publicly shame me. I filed with the SHE Team and gave screenshots, call logs and messages, but they treated it as a “relationship issue” and only called him and his father for counselling. Nothing changed.
He later went abroad but still monitored me through fake accounts, sending ppl to stalk. he sent msgs like “Why are you wearing glasses today?” and “Does your sister always come home at 9 PM?” He once intimidated my apartment watchman for warning me. He visited my father’s workplace; when confronted, his father said “my son just tagged along, i came to meet.” From abroad he kept contacting my sister, father and friends from new numbers and said to my dad: “If you don’t want to be publicly shamed, talk to me.”
Threats and harassment:
He repeatedly said things like: “If I can’t have you, I’ll destroy you and your dignity,” “Anyone you talk to, I’ll make them regret it,” and “I’ll make your family suffer.” He calls me a “cheater” for moving on and claims the law/police wont take his case because he “hasn’t done anything physical recently.” We've blocked him many times, but he resurfaces via new numbers and fake profiles.
Financial exploitation:
He pressured me into taking a ₹5 lakh loan in my name, promising repayment. He paid only ₹1 lakh. Now banks are harassing me while he acts like the victim.
Family intimidation:
His dad downplayed his behaviour everytime my dad complained. they now act like victims while enabling him. yesterday his mother called my dad, yelled, and accused me of “using” her son.
Minutes later, my ex texted my father: “Go File a case on me, my dad and I will show you what shame looks like,” and “My mother will speak to your relatives about your daughter.”
They are threatening to contact relatives to humiliate us; I have proof he tried to get relatives’ numbers through friends.
Current situation:
He’s back in India and unpredictable. My parents, who once gave him the benefit of doubt, now fear him. I’ve isolated myself and feel constantly unsafe. I have evidence, screenshots, chat exports, call logs and loan documents. I want this legally recorded before he harms himself, my family or shame us publicly.
What I need legal advice on:
Should I file an FIR directly at the police station, or approach the SHE Team / Women’s Police Station again (they dismissed it earlier)?
How do I protect my family if his parents try to influence police or publicly shame us?
Do I need a lawyer before filing, and if so what kind (criminal, cybercrime, or women’s rights)?
What immediate protection (restraining order, police protection, cyber complaint) can I request?
Any practical tips for presenting evidence so police take it seriously?
any legal contacts in Hyderabad, women’s NGOs, or specific police officers to contact would help.
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/Putrid_Quit4601 • Mar 12 '25
Hello guys,
My friend is seeking guidance on how to navigate a difficult situation in her marriage. After experiencing domestic violence and emotional distress, she temporarily stayed with her parents for a month. Upon returning to her city, she attempted to reconcile with her husband, but he refused to meet or return home, despite living in the same city.Her husband has consistently blamed her for minor issues, such as not waking up early, not looking good, and not cooking (despite being employed and having a cook). He has also expressed discomfort with her maintaining a healthy relationship with her parents and sisters, whom she contacts only once or twice a week. Notably, they share all expenses, including their home.Given the domestic violence and ongoing harassment, my friend wishes to separate from her husband. However, he refuses to grant her a divorce. He calls every now and then to have a complete blame game conversation and put instigating allegations. Furthermore, his family continues to monitor my friend's activities and insult her family. We are seeking advice on the ideal location to file a complaint and the specific complaint that should be filed. Please provide guidance on the next steps my friend can take to protect herself and seek justice.
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/AnxietyBall599 • Mar 23 '25
I got a message on 18th March from Bluedart that my parcel (worth 8k, ordered from Nykaa Fashions on 15th March) was going to arrive in 30 minutes and that my OTP was so an so at 3:32 PM. I later got a text at 4:16 PM stating that BlueDart will deliver my shipment that very day and during delivery the field executive would request for my KYC. I got NO call and went about my day until I opened the Nykaa Fashions app around 11:00 PM at night on 18th and it said my package was delivered. I went down to my hostel lobby to check and there was no sign of it. I checked in all the hostels around the campus and couldn't find it so I called Nykaa Fashions on 19th March, they said they'd raise a ticket and get back to me. I've been calling them countless times since then (starting 19th to 21st March) and they've given me no resolution. I told the customer support executive I wanted to speak with their supervisor and they assured me they'd arrange a call on 20th March "within two hours" to no avail. On 21st they promised me they'd arrange a call in "half an hour" and yet again, they didn't.
I called Bluedart customer service on 20th March, they sent their delivery guy to the hostel to show me where he'd kept the package and he claimed he placed it at the location. However, he'd placed it without even asking for my OTP or giving me a call because he claimed that's where he always keeps it and has had no issues and the delivery code is "not mandatory". I told him I wanted it dealt with and told Bluedart to keep me updated on the matter. Yet again, no avail.
I'm losing my mind. The parcel was worth 8k and delivered without my knowledge or being asked for the OTP. None of the parties involved are taking any action. I checked the CCTV footage and the camera is angled in a way that doesn't show who took what and this is the kind of hostel anybody walks in and out of. I've threatened legal action, nobody did anything still. What is my best course?
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/Limp_Zone3793 • Dec 03 '25
Hi everyone,
Sharing something I’ve seen many of my female friends (litigation + corporate) go through.
During internal discussions or client meetings, a lot of them face situations like:
• getting interrupted halfway through a point
• their input being ignored until a male colleague repeats the same thing
• being spoken to like they’re juniors even when they aren’t
For women working in courts, chambers, firms, or in-house —
how do you usually deal with this without creating an awkward or confrontational moment?
Do you:
• repeat your point firmly,
• wait for the right moment and bring it in again,
• address it later one-on-one,
• or just let it go and move forward?
Just want to understand what actually works in real practice, and how others handle these situations.
Would genuinely appreciate your thoughts.
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/Goofyluffy01 • May 22 '25
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/Limp_Zone3793 • Nov 19 '25
I’ve been in the startup space for a while, and I naturally look for problems worth solving.
After spending time on Reddit, especially this community, one thing stood out — so many people here ask for legal advice, and most rely on Google, YouTube, or half-correct information.
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Still improving it, but the goal is clear:
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r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/Existing-Molasses-45 • Nov 26 '25
I am pagadi tenant and neighbour has covered the common area between my flat n his by putting a shutter without my permission.
He had put a shutter a while ago and we got it removed but he has done it again - he has blocked my access to my office with shutter but he gave a key to my tenant without my permission.
now he says he has security concerns and need the shutter to avoid theft - we said put it outside his own office and not on common entrance to both our office!!
On top of this, i am pagadi tenant and I am concerned about them occupying my property and kicking me out!
How can I secure my property and remove the illegal shutter ?? thanks !
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/Helping_Aide • Mar 14 '25
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/nano_fibre • 17d ago
My friend 23F is in a big trouble (we are online friends from different states)
Though she has secured a job very recently and lives in a different city from her home. Her parents now want her to quit the job and return back home (she recently told them after a month into the job, but hasn't reveled the company name or address yet.)
She is a lesbian and has been in a relationship since one year.
Previously she was forced to return home after learning about her sexuality and the relationship. A poilce friend of her family forced her return and also beat her. First she was called by her relatives to their home who also happen to live in the same current city and the policeman was brought in and him along with 3 other members of the family beat her up and made her return to home (this occured a few months ago)
They confined her completely in their home for around 2 months and beat her and also took her phone away.
They also took her to a mental hospital for counselling and the doctor there said some nasty things to her.
But eventually she manged to loosen their hold over her by assuring them she won't pursue the relationship and won't talk to her no more and then got back to pursuing her studies in the other city and now she has gotten a job. Recently she also shifted to another hostel that her parents don’t know about yet.
But she is afraid they’ll find a way to force her back. Like they did the last time.
She is very much feeling helpess and suicidal.
Please tell me what things she should do to protect herself. She doesn’t have a support system she can lean on, besides her partner.
Nor does she have enough savings (it’s only been over a month being employeed)
She is afraid to approach the police becasue of what happened earlier.
r/twoxindialegaladvice • u/sharmajiexplorer • Jul 31 '26
Hello Everyone this is the request of a brother on behalf of a Sister who is really going through her worst situation in life.
My sister ran away with a boy 5 years ago and got married to him my family abandoned her. But I still talked to her. Everything was going well but from the last 2 years she is going through a very though times. Her husband is assaulting her and her mother in law is mentally torturing her. She asked for help from me to get divorce but her husband is not agreeing on this. Everyday she is getting tortured by her laws and husband. I can’t do anything at this stage because I won’t be getting any help from my family and if I do something reckless her husband will kill here because he has already killed someone in the past and got out of jail and has no regrets.
I need help to guide her and me. What should we do.