Can I file blackmail case after false 354D complaint?
My neighbor, a divorced lady, came in contact with me (I am 50 years old), and we exchanged friendly messages for 1.5 years. She took my help and house plan advice for her house construction. After 6 months, she started blackmailing me, saying she would expose our messages and file a police complaint. She forced me to buy Herbalife products worth ₹5,000 via Google Pay. Later, she indirectly demanded gifts, and I sent ₹10,000 through Google Pay as a birthday gift. When I tried to disconnect from her, she filed a false complaint against me under Section 354D on 21.08.2020. The case is currently at the evidence stage. I have all chat records, call logs, and payment screenshots. I never called her. Now, she is not attending court hearings. Can I file a complaint against her for blackmail?
You can file a police complaint or private complaint in court for blackmail and harassment. Since you have chat records, call logs, and payment proofs, they can help defend your case and support your new complaint. Also, her absence in court can delay or weaken her case. For further legal assistance contact us on our helpline number.
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