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Dear Madam,
File a complaint under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
This Act covers verbal, emotional, economic, and physical abuse.
You can file it against your brother through:
The local police station, or
The Protection Officer (usually located at the taluk or district level), or
Directly in the Magistrate Court with the help of a lawyer.
The court can order:
Your right to reside in the house (even if it’s in your parents’ or brother’s name),
Protection order restraining him from harassing or contacting you,
Monetary relief if you are financially dependent.
If you don’t want to go through a full case yet, at least file a non-cognizable complaint (NC) or a Domestic Incident Report (DIR) to officially record the harassment.
Immediately document all incidents (messages, witnesses, medical records if any).
If you feel unsafe, stay with a trusted friend/relative and avoid direct confrontation.
You may send a legal notice through an advocate to your brother and family asserting your rights and demanding non-interference.
Hello,
You case looks more of a family pressure and mental harrasment issue. However, your query does not contain relevant specifics which need to be dealt with before giving you any suggestive answers.
Please file a complaint for harassment as against your younger brother in the local P.S. and for more details on how to proceed. Please feel free to connect.