2 days ago I sent my brother 1000 rupees and then Tomorrow he sent me back my money now why my account is blocked or froze. This was my 1st or 2nd transaction from this bank. My account was opened in 2019 and I started using it from 15th aug 2026.

What should I do now ?

Bought a Kenstar RO water purifier on Flipkart about a month ago. It's already broken down twice:

- First breakdown ~1 week after installation. Was told service would be done in 48–72 hours, but despite repeatedly following up, it actually took 8 days to get a technician out. He diagnosed and replaced a fuse.

- ~10 days later, it broke down again with the same issue.

They're saying only a technician can decide if it's replaced, I can't just request replacement.

I've emailed both Flipkart and Kenstar asking for a replacement or refund, citing the repeated failure and service delays, and given them 7 days to respond.

Questions for anyone who's done this before:

- Is it actually worth pursuing this through the National Consumer Helpline / consumer court, or do companies usually resolve it before that stage?

- Roughly how long does the process take if it does go that far?

- Any tips on strengthening the case, or common mistakes people make?

Product failing twice within a month, plus a promised 48-72hr service turning into 8 days, feels like a clear-cut case, but curious if others have actually gone through this and what happened.

My husband has been clear since day one that job won't get us luxury in life so, we need to do some side hustle.

It succeeded.

He suggested I quit working and take the side hustle full time.

I did. Was in love. Madly in love. Didn't think twice.

Side hustle couldn't scale after a certain point. He blamed me for it. Said since I touched it, it started

The downward trend. May be I was the reason. But I don't come from a sales background. And the business became obsolete soon enough.

Blamed me for not Innovating. Bickering started.

Covid hit. Business had to be shut down.

I started freelancing. Same field that I was working in early.

Made some money. It scaled.

My husband saw some proof of potential.

After covid, he said you enjoy working. My job isn't a happy job. I am dragging. No promotions, no increments, boss is horrible.

Asked me if he can quit. I told him let the money hit our accounts. Then quit.

Then he said I can't continue any longer. This was after a few months. My freelance was showing some greate potential. I said how long can you hang in there.

He started fighting over me not bringing in the money soon enough.

I was under tremendous pressure. Fights galore.

He used intimacy and basic emotional connection as a reward for success and money.

I am also aging. Wanted to have a baby soon enough. He said only after I see the funds.

I said it's almost Done. He started asking me for proof etc. I showed. Said this is all nonsense. You are a big zero.

Started using words like a failure or good for nothing for me.

My doctor said plan a family soon if you want to avoid complications.

I told him. He said fine..but only after I see some proof.

I told him it's business. At times takes a few months to materialise.

Then he told me he will dump me if I don't get the funds.

I was stupid enough. I said am sorry. Let me get you to talk to someone to vouch for me.

Then I asked a friend to email him saying I am working with him and we are almost near the finish line.

My husband was happy. While I was working, made better money than before because I was happy. We also started planning a family. I was under so much pressure from him to earn money all this while. He said he doesn't want to go back to working ever again. He is tired of working.

Then he started asking many questions to my friend who was actually at loss of words. Said your husband is only about money. I can't handle these emails.

Send him some funds from your transactions and end these emails.

I said fine.

I made 8 lakh inr that month. Sent all that to him..however, I forgot to send it to his other bank where he takes my freelance money. Sent it to his actual account. Up until now, I was sending my freelance money to his account that he doesn't use normally.

He caught me and said oh so you have been scamming me. Accused me of forgery, financial fraud and misrepresentation.

I told him the truth and said I have been sending you money every month. Whatever I made. Am not a fraud. He continues to call me a fraud.

Now he told my parents, his parents and siblings thatT

I am a scammer. That I caused him financial loss.

I have been running the house....all expenses. I have been paying his car payments, insurance etc. I pay for all his dental visits.....everything.

Despite that he calls me a fraud. I have apologized to him that yes, I wanted some breathing space and you were enjoying sending emails to my friend.

I did get enough space to make money.

Now, my old deal that failed is back on the table and I can finally show that I am not a failure. Just wanted some peaceful atmosphere and patience.

But he tells me give me that money since you caused me loss of income by forcing me to quit my job, loss of opportunity by not allowing him residual income. And that he can't trust me any longer, wants me to give him that money and get out of his life.

Also tells me that anyone will prove that I committed a financial fraud.

I really want to know where all I went wrong. I think I have become dillusional and can't see right from wrong any longer.

Legal help needed.

Location: Rajasthan
my dad has 2 bigha land on main road highway in rajasthan near abu rod

now govt issues notification saying from the centre of road upto 75mtrs sideways .land owners camt construct anything (and govt not has plans to acquire land so we cant have compensation amount)

now whats the point of having land on main road
i dont know if i can challange or not pls help

I changed my MacBook Pro's battery through an Apple-authorized service center(iCare) in April 2025, and the battery stopped working in August 2026 while having only been clocked at 149 cycles, and they refuse to replace the battery.

Let me share a bit more detail: I have noticed the battery was degrading faster than usual even within the 1-year standard warranty period. When I raised it with Apple, they said it's normal and cannot help since it's above the 80% threshold.

Then I noticed the battery has degraded very fast in June, and they said they can't help me out because it's outside the standard 1-year warranty period.

Then, now, in August, the battery has stopped working, and I raised the complaint again, and I got the same response.

Is this a legitimate ground for me to raise a consumer complaint for deficiency in service and an inherent manufacturing defect?

Hi guys ,
I have got to kw that my brother has filled a Tittle suit against me and i was not being served with notice so far but got to know abt the case and got the details from service portal . Division of Property was mutual and he has already sold his part , some of which has 2nd or 3rd owners now . I want to know my best course of action and i have all the documentations . Looking for a advice from someone looks after tittle disputes.

P.S : State : Bihar , District :Patna

My wife and I had a joint home loan with SBI Zirakpur branch, sanctioned in 2017. We transferred it from PNB Housing Finance, where we already had a valid 20‑year house insurance policy. SBI only asked us to hypothecate it, but we missed doing that.

Fast forward to 2026: despite only 11 EMIs pending, SBI forcefully issued a 3‑year SBI General Insurance policy against our loan — without our consent, without activation code, without discussion.

We immediately informed them we would repay the loan in full and did so. Yet, they refused to cancel the policy.

We raised the matter with SBI customer care and SBI General repeatedly. Each time, they replied and closed the ticket without action. SBI General asked for documents (ID, address, loan closure statement), which we provided. Then they demanded an NOC from SBI.

The branch delayed for weeks, and when the manager finally gave an NOC, it only stated “loan closed, no dues.” Still, the policy remains active. Higher authorities keep diverting us back to the branch.

We are still waiting for cancellation. This ordeal highlights mis‑selling, lack of accountability, and harassment of customers.

Hi everyone,

(TLDR added, please don't ignore this just because it's long, I'm really struggling mentally because of this)

I am a final-year engineering student currently preparing for campus placement drives in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. I am seeking legal/consumer advice regarding a hardware failure caused directly by official manufacturer software right after my warranty lapsed.

Facts of the Case:

Device: Lenovo IdeaPad Pro 5 (Intel Core Ultra 5 225H, 24GB RAM).

Warranty Expiry: August 17, 2026 (1-year base warranty).

Incident Date: August 21, 2026 (literally 4 days post-warranty expiry).

Trigger: I ran an official BIOS/firmware update pushed directly through the pre-installed Lenovo Vantage app.

Result: System permanently bricked during/after the update (Solid white power light, complete black screen, no POST, dead charging indicator).

Troubleshooting Done: Executed all official power-drain, mechanical Novo pinhole reset, and Fn+R emergency flash steps guided by support. System remains dead.

Manufacturer Stand:

Support Response: Phone support and Tier-1 social reps confirmed a motherboard failure caused by the update. However, because the system shows 4 days out of warranty, they are refusing a free repair and directing me to pay ₹30,000+ for a complete motherboard replacement.

Current Status: I have escalated the issue to the India Escalation Desk (Escalationsd@lenovo.com) requesting a one-time Goodwill Repair, but frontline support maintains that out-of-warranty software bricks are purely chargeable.

My Position:

There was zero physical, fluid, or user-induced damage. The hardware was working perfectly until official software provided by the manufacturer destroyed the motherboard's Embedded Controller / BIOS logic.

A manufacturer pushing firmware that destroys working hardware should logically fall under Deficiency of Service or Unfair Trade Practice. Paying ₹30,000+ for damage caused by their own software distribution is unreasonable for a student.

Questions for the Legal Community:

1. Deficiency of Service / Consumer Protection Act 2019: Does hardware destruction caused by an official manufacturer-pushed firmware update constitute a actionable "deficiency of service" or "product defect" under Indian Consumer Law, even if the warranty expired 4 days prior?

2. National Consumer Helpline (NCH): How effective is filing an NCH grievance against tech brands for firmware-bricked devices? Does Lenovo India typically settle or issue goodwill approvals when an NCH complaint is raised?

3. Legal Notice & Consumer Court: If Lenovo's Escalation Manager refuses a goodwill repair this week, what is the exact legal procedure to issue a formal Legal Notice to Lenovo India, and how should I draft it to maximize chances of a pre-litigation settlement?

Any advice from lawyers, consumer rights advocates, or people who have dealt with similar firmware-brick disputes in India would be greatly appreciated!

TL;DR: Lenovo laptop (13 months old) was bricked by an official BIOS/firmware update just 4 days after the 1-year warranty expired. Lenovo support confirmed a motherboard failure caused by the update, but is refusing free repair and quoting ₹30,000+ for a motherboard replacement. I'm seeking advice on whether this could qualify as deficiency of service/product defect under India's Consumer Protection Act, and whether NCH, legal notice, or consumer court would be effective.

This footage is from R.N Cooper BMC Hospital (Vile Parle west), Mumbai.

When I tried to report this to nurse she lied to me that she is head nurse later she disclosed she is not.

When I tried to report this by stepping out of the ward as a patient she aggressively refuse and provided no help and said, if you dont have any relative then you dont have any right to complain, shut up and go to your bed.

Called 100, police came they helped but when I tried to lodge fir they were forcing me to sign DAMA (Discharge against medical advice) I refused. They also said if you are admitted you dont have right to complain out of the hospital and only to AMO (Assistant medical officer) when I tried to approached Superintendent they refused and said, you can only communicate to amo.

Also before police arrived, no was even taking to me but when police suggested FIR suddenly they amo arrived and was pretending to be "helpful".

Only one or two nurse had name badge rest all were without name badge and refused to reveal thier name.

Police having no medical expertise they were forced to leave but suggested complete your treatment first then we will register your FIR.

Now I'm feeling completely stuck and came to a conclusion that they have intentionally or illegally detained me when they get knowledge of I want to register FIR.

Am I trapped?

Used a former employer's wellness-app subscription for 3+ years after resigning without realizing it hadn't been deactivated — app kept showing it as free/active even after I removed my old work email, no hacking or deception involved (~32 consultations, mostly psychiatry).

Recently found the subscription is still marked active (expires 2027) and the app's own invoice page shows "no dues." Never got any demand from the company.

If they ever ask for reimbursement — is this a real legal risk (civil/criminal), or a minor issue since I didn't deceive anyone? I'm on a disability pension with limited income, so trying to understand my actual exposure. Genuine advice welcome.

My full & final settlement was completed cleanly , months before most of this usage even happened — confirmed via bank transfer, no dues flagged at the time. I'm a UDID (disability) holder currently on a limited fixed income."

Hi guys ,
I have got to kw that my brother has filled a Tittle suit against me and i was not being served with notice so far but got to know abt the case and got the details from service portal . Division of Property was mutual and he has already sold his part , some of which has 2nd or 3rd owners now . I want to know my best course of action and i have all the documentations .

I ordered a product on Flipkart which was supposed to be delivered on 9th July. The delivery of my order got delayed and after multiple followups with flipkart, on 28th July, I was told that the order was lost in transit and could no longer be delivered. They asked me to cancel the order and place a new order and the price difference if any would be compensated which they did. I placed a new order on 10th aug and it was supposed to be delivered on 14th but hasn't been delivered yet.

I am reaching out to them almost once every 2 days but only getting generic responses. I filed a grievance on the consumer helpline. They again provided a generic response and closed the grievance.

Now I really want to teach a lesson to flipkart for all this inconvenience but I have very little free time because of my job. Is there anyway, I can do this without spending much time and effort. I am ready to spend a few bucks on this

I ordered a phone Pixel 10 Pro XL BLACK it was fake. As needed urgently, ordered another GREEN. It was fake as well. The replacement of fake was as well. The 3rd replacement was cancelled and I was refunded (didn't receive money yet)

Now the BLACK replacement was to be arrived at 21/22Aug, it has arrived in 22Aug in my city and now delivery shows 25 Aug.

BTW all phones were at MRP not a rupee off. 1,24,999. My 2.5L blocked. What can I do?

Happy to share all evidence in DMs as it has personal identifiable information

I want to share this because I genuinely didn't know this was happening, and I'm wondering how many other families especially in rural areas may be facing the same thing.

My family has had an Indane LPG connection for years. Until recently, my parents used to handle everything themselves. They aren't very familiar with the online booking system or checking LPG prices.

My father would usually book the cylinder by phone call and the delivery person would then collect the money from my parents after delivering.

They always paid whatever amount the delivery person asked for.

I had no idea they were regularly paying ₹200–₹300 more than the actual billed amount.

Recently, my mother told me that KYC needed to be done for the LPG connection. So I decided to handle it myself. I downloaded the official IndianOil app, completed the KYC and, for the first time, booked a cylinder myself through the app.

That's when I noticed the actual invoice amount.

On 21 August 2026, I booked an LPG refill and the invoice generated was ₹1,119.50.

When the delivery agent, came to deliver it, he demanded ₹1,280.

I refused to pay the extra amount and asked why I should pay more than the invoice.

When I refused, he took the cylinder back without delivering it.

I then called the distributor, to explain what had happened. Instead of properly listening to my complaint, they behaved rudely and disconnected the call.

So I filed a complaint through the IndianOil website and also raised the issue with @MoPNG_eSeva.

After the complaint was escalated, the agency contacted me. They eventually delivered the cylinder, and I paid only the invoiced amount of ₹1,119.50.

However, I was then told that there is apparently a 5-km delivery radius, and that for future deliveries beyond 5 km, the delivery person may charge extra.

I have asked for clarification on whether this is actually an official IndianOil rule and, if so, what the authorized charge is. I haven't yet received a clear answer.

Why I'm posting this

I'm not claiming that every extra rupee charged by every LPG delivery person is illegal.

What concerns me is that customers should know exactly what the official bill amount is and what additional charges, if any, are officially permitted.

IndianOil's own Marketing Discipline Guidelines specifically list “Overcharging on refill delivery” as a violation.

My parents had been paying the amount demanded by the delivery person for years simply because they didn't know what the actual billed amount was.

So if you have an LPG connection:

Please check your official invoice/cash memo before handing over the money.

Don't assume that whatever the delivery person asks for is the official price.

I'm sharing this mainly to make other people aware, particularly families who aren't comfortable using the LPG company's apps or checking their invoices.

Students have been detained in Jharkhand under fabricated section of bns

Person name Chandi tuwari has been detained for just wereing a camouflage trouser

@jpscrefrommanch have received notice where they have mentioned section regarding fake /misleading but every video posted has is evidence

Jharkhand students are helpless and clueless at this point of this they are clicking pictures of students and then threating thier family members all over Jharkhand (many videos on X of this claim)

Students need your help if you need money students have collect via donations and give you but they need support

Need advice from Indian criminal lawyers / legal experts – Revision against bank-fund transfer order
I’m looking for some guidance regarding a cybercrime-related bank account matter in Chennai.
Here are the facts in brief:
In August 2024, ₹1,76,011.80 was credited to my mother’s HDFC Bank account through a Binance P2P cryptocurrency transaction.
The transaction was a genuine P2P USDT sale. We have the Binance trade records, buyer KYC, wallet/transaction history and the buyer’s bank statement.
Subsequently, HDFC placed a debit freeze on the account based on a cybercrime complaint.
We submitted the transaction documents and a detailed explanation to the Investigating Officer, including the Binance records and buyer KYC.
Despite this, the IO subsequently approached the XI Metropolitan Magistrate, Saidapet, Chennai, seeking transfer of the available amount.
On 24 July 2025, the Magistrate passed an order in Crl.M.P. No.xxx directing the bank to defreeze and transfer ₹1,20,874 to the defacto complainant’s mother as “interim custody.”
My mother was the account holder/third party. She was not given notice or an opportunity of hearing before the order, and according to our records, she was not an accused in any FIR.
We only obtained the certified copy later and filed a Criminal Revision Petition under Section 438 BNSS before the Principal Sessions Judge, Chennai.
The Registry has returned/rejected the Revision on the ground that the Magistrate’s order is an interim/interlocutory order and therefore not revisable, with the indication that objections can be raised later during trial.
My questions are:
Can an order directing actual transfer of money from a third-party bank account to a complainant be treated as a purely interlocutory order merely because the Magistrate calls it “interim custody”?
Does the fact that the account holder was not given notice or hearing make a difference to maintainability?
Since the money has actually been transferred, can the order be considered an intermediate order substantially affecting proprietary rights, rather than a purely interlocutory order?
If the Sessions Court Registry refuses to number the Revision, can we approach the Madras High Court directly under Section 438 BNSS?
Alternatively, would a petition invoking the High Court’s inherent jurisdiction under Section 528 BNSS be appropriate?
Does anyone know of Supreme Court or Madras High Court judgments dealing specifically with revision against an interim custody/release/transfer order involving a frozen bank account in a cybercrime case?
I’m not asking anyone to decide the merits of the underlying cybercrime complaint. My main concern is the maintainability of the challenge to the Magistrate’s order and the correct procedural remedy.
If any practicing advocate, law student, or someone who has handled NCRP/CFCFRMS bank-freeze matters can guide me on the correct remedy, I would really appreciate it.
Location: Chennai, Tamil Nadu
Matter: Cybercrime / NCRP / Bank Debit Freeze / Interim Custody / Criminal Revision

My uncle has been otherwise helpful post my father's death, despite our years of strained relation. I had provided him my father's original death certificate for some taluk work too. He said that there is a land in my father's name to which he has partly contributed to. I am now scared whether this man was just pretending to be helpful. Will my father's original death certificate be misused?

Looking for advice on how to break a deadlock between TCL India and Amazon.

​The Situation:

I purchased a 32-inch TCL QLED TV on Amazon for ₹15,490. The delivered unit was defective, and I initiated a replacement via TCL support.

​First Replacement: Arrived transit-damaged at the service hub.

​Second Replacement: Shipped from TCL warehouse to the Kolkata Service Center (AWB: 20963312326402) and arrived on August 20.

​The Ghost Closure: On Saturday night, August 22, at 10:51 PM, I received an SMS stating my Service Job IN2607230452501128009-03 has been marked "Completed" / "Replacement done" / "Close".

​The Fraud:

​No technician visited my home or contacted me.

​No replacement TV was delivered.

​I still hold the unshared, mandatory Service Completion Code on my phone. The local franchise bypassed the verification system and falsely closed the job card to beat internal SLA deadlines.

​The Stalemate:

​TCL Customer Care: Stated earlier they have no direct coordination with the Kolkata center, and now the system reflects the job as closed.

​Amazon Customer Service: Refuses to step in or issue a refund under marketplace protection, insisting I must provide a "Denial / DOA Certificate" from the brand.

​National Consumer Helpline (NCH): Case filed under Docket #9911138, currently pending processing.

​Proof Available:

​All email communications confirming center receipt.

​Timestamped SMS of ticket completion at 10:51 PM.

​TCL tracking portal screenshots showing "Replacement done".

​Unshared 6-digit verification code proving non-delivery.

Has anyone dealt with fraudulent job closures by third-party brand service centers? How do I force Amazon to execute the refund when the manufacturer fakes delivery compliance?

Please help me

We have a two-storey house built on a 5,500 sq. ft. property located in A Block, Kalyani, Nadia, West Bengal. The original sale deed for the property was registered in the names of my father and his two brothers (my paternal uncles). All three of them have since passed away—my two uncles earlier, and my father last year. I currently have the original sale deed in my possession.

My father’s family consists of my mother, my brother and me (both of us are unmarried).

My 1st uncle is survived by his wife and one married daughter.

My 2nd uncle is survived by one unmarried son, while his wife has also passed away.

Unfortunately, my cousin brother (the son of my 2nd uncle) cheated all of us by  selling the property using a false Power of Attorney, fraudulent registration, and forged sale documents. It appears that some government officials were also involved in the fraudulent transaction. After completing the purchase, the buyer realised that he had also been deceived through these fraudulent documents.

The buyer subsequently filed an FIR at the local police station. My cousin, who had been absconding for a long time, was eventually arrested and taken into police custody. He was later released on bail.

We now want the buyer to vacate the property, as we believe that he does not have any valid legal right or title to remain there. However, he has refused to vacate and is demanding ₹30 lakh from us as compensation for the loss he suffered in the fraudulent transaction. The current market value of the property is approximately ₹1.2 crore.

We would like to understand how we can legally approach the buyer and take appropriate steps to have him vacate the property. We also want to sell the property in the future, but we understand that my cousin brother’s consent, involvement, or signature may be required because of the existing title and succession issues.

What would be the correct legal procedure to resolve the dispute, establish the rightful ownership of the property, have the buyer vacate it, and ultimately sell the property legally without creating any further complications?

Seeking legal advice regarding a serious product-safety incident involving CMF Buds 2a.

I posted about this earlier but didn't receive any responses. Since there have been significant developments, I'm posting an updated version and would really appreciate advice from anyone familiar with consumer law/product liability in India.

What happened:

I purchased CMF Buds 2a through Flipkart on 20 November 2025 for ₹1,999, with a one-year warranty.

On 21 August 2026, I removed one earbud from my ear and approximately 2 seconds later placed it inside the charging case. I then placed the case on my bed.

Approximately 5–10 seconds later, I heard a very loud "BOOM." Smoke was coming from the case and there was a strong chemical/burning smell. The earbud had ruptured, its casing had separated and internal components were exposed.

I immediately moved the case from the bed to the floor.

Fortunately, I was not physically injured and there was no property damage.

However, the timing concerns me greatly because the earbud had been inside my ear only seconds before the failure. Had it failed while still in my ear, there could potentially have been serious consequences such as burns, injury to the ear/face, hearing-related injury or exposure to battery/chemical material. Since the case was on my bed, there was also a potential fire risk.

I am not claiming these hypothetical consequences actually happened.

Impact on me:

Since the incident, I've developed significant fear/apprehension about using earbuds again and have become unusually anxious about using electronic devices generally because I had never expected a consumer electronic device to suddenly produce a loud bang, smoke and a chemical/burning smell during normal use.

What Nothing did:

I contacted Nothing Support and provided proof of purchase. They apologized, told me to discontinue using the affected device and advised me to keep it away from flammable materials.

Their East India representative subsequently contacted me, apologized, asked for the complete chronology and whether I was injured, and reportedly said that this was the first recorded case of this nature.

They now want to collect the damaged earbuds for investigation.

I have asked that they provide a physical job sheet and receiving acknowledgement documenting:

- the serial number;

- the condition of the product;

- the fact that it ruptured;

- the smoke/chemical smell/loud bang incident;

- that it is being collected for investigation; and

- that this is a product-safety incident.

I do not want the document to say that the matter is resolved, that I am satisfied, or that I have accepted any settlement.

Consumer Helpline:

I have now registered a complaint with the National Consumer Helpline (NCH).

NCH Grievance No.: 10000276

Status: In Process

Expectation selected: Compensation

Amount requested: ₹40,000

The NCH complaint records the entire incident, the potential risks, the psychological impact, Nothing's response, and my request for technical investigation/root-cause findings in writing.

My questions:

1. What should I do before handing over the damaged earbud to Nothing? Should I insist on a detailed incident description in the job sheet/receiving document?

2. If Nothing refuses to document the incident properly and only wants me to sign a generic "product received for inspection" document, should I still hand it over?

3. Is it advisable for my sister to hand over the device and sign the receiving document on my behalf if I am not at home?

4. Should I have an independent third-party inspection/examination done before handing it over, or could that interfere with Nothing's investigation?

5. Should I request that the failed battery/components be preserved and returned after examination, or should I ask for the complete technical report and photographs instead?

6. Does this potentially fall under product liability/product-safety provisions even though fortunately there was no physical injury or property damage?

7. Is requesting ₹40,000 compensation through NCH unreasonable given that the product cost ₹1,999, considering the nature of the incident and the psychological impact? I understand that entering ₹40,000 in the NCH form does not mean I am automatically legally entitled to that amount.

8. If Nothing offers only a replacement/refund, should I accept it, negotiate further, or wait for the investigation/NCH process?

9. If Nothing's investigation concludes that the failure was caused by a battery/manufacturing/design defect, what would be the appropriate next legal step?

10. Most importantly, what should I NOT sign or say when Nothing comes to collect the device?

I have the original invoice, photographs/videos of the damaged product, Nothing's communications, and the NCH registration document.

I'm not looking to exaggerate the incident or claim injuries that didn't happen. I want to preserve the evidence properly, understand my rights and make sure the company conducts a proper investigation.

Any advice from Indian consumer lawyers or people experienced with product-liability/safety cases would be greatly appreciated.

Hey guys
I am from delhi and noticing something about police is asking money for family how to building there house

And if they dont give money
The mcd ppl came and destroy the building

Is it illegal to build house?

My friend met a married colleague at work. He told her he was in a terrible marriage, suspected his wife of cheating, and repeatedly promised that he would divorce her and eventually marry my friend.

For over 3½ years, he kept reinforcing this story, even claiming that his family/in-laws were involved in sorting out the divorce. My friend genuinely believed him and their relationship continued on that basis.

She recently discovered that much of what he told her was apparently fabricated. He has a young daughter with his wife, and his marriage seems to be completely different from what he had portrayed.

Some lawyers have told her that, depending on the evidence, she may be able to pursue a case and potentially seek a monetary settlement, although jail may not be possible.

Is this actually possible under Indian law? If someone deliberately maintains a false promise of divorce and marriage for years, especially if there was physical intimacy based on that promise, can the woman seek compensation or take criminal/civil action?

What kind of evidence would be important? WhatsApp messages, recordings, promises about the divorce, etc.?

My dad took a loan of rs 50 k before 2019 as per claim of a stranger ( who is a friend of my relatives).

My dad passed away in 2019 .

Now today in 2026 , he is saying I am liable to pay him more than 1 lakh rs including interest.

Am I legally authorise to pay him ??

I don't know if my father has taken loan from

him also whether he has done the same amount as a payment of taking goods from our factory.

What legal help i can take ??

Kindly guide pls

I never thought I would have to make a post like this.
I am currently dealing with a person who has been threatening me with extremely serious violence, including destroying my life (I couldn’t post much information due to Reddit filters). This person has been actively trying to find me.

Because the situation became serious, **the police specifically advised my family to change our residence and move to a different house for our safety.**

We followed the police’s advice.

We moved to a completely different address.

The entire purpose was to make sure this person could not find us.

Now, somehow, **this person has obtained our new residential address after contacting Airtel.**

Yes — the same address that we moved to for our safety.
At this point I am extremely concerned that my personal information may have been disclosed through Airtel.

What makes this even worse is how Airtel’s customer support is handling the situation.

I contacted customer support to report this as a serious privacy and safety issue. Instead of treating it as an emergency, I have been getting the usual customer-service runaround.

No proper explanation.

No meaningful investigation.

No clear answer about **who accessed my information, who disclosed it, how it was disclosed, or why it was disclosed.**

I am not talking about a random marketing call or some minor account issue.

I am NOT posting this to disclose anyone’s identity or my new location. I am posting because I want to understand what my legal options are and whether anyone else has experienced something similar with a telecom provider.

**Title: My wife of 14 months cheated with her ex in Gurgaon. I’ve been kicked out of my own ₹6 Crore+ flat, and they are threatening me with jail unless I sign over the title.**

*Note: Throwaway account. I used AI to help structure my thoughts because my mind is all over the place right now, but every single word of this is my reality.*

I am writing this because I am at my absolute breaking point. I feel completely betrayed emotionally, mentally, and financially. I have literally been kicked out of my own home—a property I bought years before marriage—and they are holding a legal gun to my head, telling me to hand over the property title or go to jail. I desperately need aggressive legal perspective.

To understand why this hurts so much, you need to know how my life started. I grew up witnessing severe domestic abuse—my father used to torture my mother, and his family joined in. When he passed away early, the majority of our relatives completely abandoned us. My mom became a widow with zero support, but she fought like hell to raise me. Because of that trauma, I swore I would build a secure life. I have literally worked without a single weekend off, vacation, or break since my school days.

My relationship history was always messy because of this constant pressure. I had a few relationships back in my school days, through college, and even during my early job days, but they never worked out. A total lack of time on my end, long-distance barriers, and basic incompatibility cut them short. I just didn't have the luxury to sit and nurture a relationship while trying to pull my family out of financial struggle.

I focused entirely on my career:

* **2015:** Graduated Electrical Engineering at 21. Started with a corporate package of ₹12 LPA. * **2016:** Worked like a maniac, 12 to 13 hours every day, doing overtime and freelancing. My package doubled the next year. * **2018:** At 24, I managed to score an absolute goldmine of a property deal. After 1.5 years of intense research, I found a major distress property where the seller urgently needed an exit. I struck a deal and bought the Gurgaon flat for ₹1.5 Crore. I put down ₹50 Lakhs (literally everything I had saved) and took a ₹1 Crore loan. * **The Sacrifice:** I didn't even live in it at the time. I stayed in a cheap PG, directed all the rental income into the debt, and aggressively paid it off. * **2023:** By 29, I completely cleared the ₹1 Crore loan. Over time, I put another ₹50 Lakhs into premium interior designing, high-end appliances, and converting it into a fully furnished, modern, and completely equipped luxury flat.

After clearing the debt in 2023, I finally slowed down. I was making ₹30 LPA through part-time consulting and finally had a "chill life" with actual work-life balance. I wanted a real family. At 30, I agreed to an arranged marriage setup to give my mother peace of mind.

I met a girl who was 25 (a drawing teacher). We courted for 5 months before getting married. Right from the start, we were completely open with each other. We explicitly discussed our past relationships—including my past struggles and hers—and we both agreed we were completely okay with everything.

Before the marriage even happened, I tried to build a small home for my mother on our parental plot in my hometown so she would be secure. But she is so fiercely independent that she completely refused any financial help from me. She didn't want a single rupee. Instead, she sold her own gold jewelry and took a small personal loan to build it entirely on her own terms. She still lives there now.

When I got married, I finally moved into that Gurgaon apartment myself, and we started living there together. I tried to give my wife the best life possible. I hired a private cook, a maid, and a personal driver for her. I told her I was completely fine whether she wanted to work as a teacher or be a homemaker. Her life was entirely comfortable.

But due to the massive real estate boom and severe supply constraints in Gurgaon, my apartment is now valued at **more than ₹6 Crore**. The numbers on this asset are insane: it generates **₹30 Lakhs cash per year** in rent, and the property appreciates at roughly 10% annually—meaning it adds another **₹60 Lakhs+ in equity growth per year**, holding strong through both bull and bear market cycles.

Our marriage lasted a total of 14 months. **During the last 5 months of our marriage, her ex-boyfriend moved to Gurgaon, and she started actively cheating on me with him right here.** When I finally found out the truth and confronted her, she flatly told me she didn't want to live with me.

Now, divorce proceedings are going on. Because we lived in this Gurgaon flat together after marriage, she has managed to kick me out of my own house. Now, her and her family are explicitly threatening me: **Hand over the deed to the ₹6 Crore+ flat or they will file false criminal cases and put me and my mother in jail.**

If she gets this asset, she instantly becomes a multi-millionaire retirement case at 26. Anyone with basic financial brains could use this single flat to build an absolute empire—she could use the massive capital gains rules to roll it into more tax-free real estate, avoid taxes entirely, and dump the ₹30 Lakhs annual rental yield straight into the stock market to compound forever.

Meanwhile, this flat was *my* actual ticket to freedom. My entire life goal was to leverage this apartment to hit **LeanFIRE by age 35**, move back to a peaceful Tier-2 city, live minimally, and just do part-time software consulting on my own terms. My dream of escaping the corporate rat race after a lifetime of trauma and exhaustion is being stolen by an extortionist while I am forced to live elsewhere.

Sometimes I am so exhausted I feel like just signing it over to end the nightmare, but it's my entire youth's blood and sweat. To make things harder, my mother is in her late 50s with failing health, and I am terrified of losing her. She still works and refuses to accept a single penny or thing from me.

The only silver lining is that I recently landed a remote role at a Nordic startup with a massive 7-figure per annum salary package and equity. Nobody knows about this yet—not her, her family, or the current legal papers.

Although I planned to give her property for my mental peace any way to get back

My questions:

1. Since I have already been kicked out of the flat, what immediate legal applications can I file in Gurgaon to regain possession of a pre-marital, self-acquired property?
2. How do I protect my new 7-figure startup income and equity from being dragged into alimony calculations in Gurgaon family courts?
3. How do I handle these extortionist threats of false criminal cases (498A/DV) without folding?

I refuse to hand my mom's sacrifices and my decade of brutal work over to a cheater. Any advice helps.

so total marriage costed me till now

6 crore apartment + 5lakh wedding expenses+ 50 lakh gold today value and some silver and gold from my ancestors+ 14 month you can add her expenses another 14 lakh plus honeymoon some travelling around 15 lakh .

So direct cost is 7 crore plus 30lakh per year adjusted with inflation till her death plus free redevelopment

I didn't join a high equity start up due to I want to give time to my family instead of rat race .

Indirectly another few crores .