Immediately lodge a Police Complaint against him in the jurisdictional Police Station.

You should take the following steps immediately:

1. 
   File a Police Complaint: Report the physical assault and threats, including emails, to the local police. This behaviour constitutes assault, harassment, and criminal intimidation under Indian law.
2. 
   Preserve Evidence: Save all threatening emails, messages, and any proof of assault or damage (e.g., broken phone).
3. 
   Apply for Protection: Seek a restraining order or protection order from the court to prevent him from contacting you or coming near you.
4. 
   Legal Action for Rent Issue: If he refuses to vacate the house in February 2025, consult a lawyer to address any contractual liabilities.

Act quickly to ensure your safety and legal protection.

Thanks and Regards,
Advocate Aman Verma
Legal Corridor

You can file a police complaint and get him evicted from your house if it’s rented by you.

find a police complaint against your lover for criminal intimidation and extortion

you can also file a domestic violence case and seek protection order against him,

you can also see compensation for mental torture undergone by you,

This is fit case for approaching police as multiple offences are committed and you have electronic proof. If you don’t want to go to police, you can file criminal complaint  in the  court of Maharashtra  under Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005. You need to be his wife to file such complaint  and it will not affect your reputation.

You cannot sit idle tolerating such humiliations.

You call your friends or people to help and rescue from this savaged person.

Alternately you can lodge a criminal complaint to local police against him.

You should not oblige to pay the rent for the period you have not stayed there. 

You can issue a legal notice asking him to apologise for his beastly acts as well as for his intimidating behavior.

- As per the Supreme Court,  When a man and a woman live together as husband and wife for a long term, the law will presume that they are legally married unless proved contrary.

- Further, the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act 2005 provides for the protection, maintenance and right of palimony to a live-in partner, if she complains.

- Hence, if you were in relationship for 1.5 years, then you can legally take actions against him, and can also claim maintenance and residential right from him.

- You should lodge a complaint against him before the police and higher official, after mentioning all the facts in details.

- You are in liberty to lodge this complaint at any police station of India.

1. File Police Complaint: Immediately file an FIR for assault, threats, and extortion under IPC Sections 323, 506, and 354. Include evidence like emails.

2. Restraining Order: Seek a restraining order against him through a magistrate.

3. Cyber Cell: Report abusive emails to the cybercrime cell.

4. Stop Rent Payments: Do not pay rent beyond the lease period; he cannot legally force you.

5. Legal Counsel: Consult a lawyer to ensure safety and pursue criminal charges.

For detailed, personalized advice, consider a phone consultancy. Hope you find the information helpful. You are free to contact me for further discussion. If you could spare two minutes of your time to write a review, it would be greatly appreciated and bring immense happiness to read it. Thank you. Shubham Goyal.

Dear Client,

Your safety is the priority, and you must take immediate action to protect yourself. File a detailed complaint at the nearest police station under Sections 74 (outraging the modesty of a woman), Section 351(criminal intimidation), and 115 (causing hurt) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). The threats of rape and financial extortion also constitute criminal offenses. Preserve all evidence, including emails and messages, as proof. You can also file a complaint under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005, as your past cohabitation qualifies for protection under this law. Seek a restraining order or an injunction to prevent him from contacting you further. Additionally, consult a lawyer to draft a legal notice terminating your rental responsibility post-February 2025. Do not hesitate to involve women’s helpline services or NGOs if you feel endangered. Stay strong and prioritize your safety.

I'm so sorry to hear that you're going through this traumatic experience. Your safety is the top priority. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you:

# Immediate Action

1. *File a Police Complaint*: Report the physical abuse, extortion, and threatening emails to the police. Provide them with evidence, such as:

    - Medical reports (if you sought medical attention)

    - Broken phone and any other damaged belongings

    - Emails and messages with threats and abuse

2. *Obtain a Restraining Order*: Apply for a restraining order to prevent him from contacting or approaching you.

3. *Seek Support*: Reach out to friends, family, or a trusted confidant for emotional support.

# Legal Action

1. *Consult a Lawyer*: Engage a lawyer who specializes in domestic violence and harassment cases.

2. *File a Civil Case*: Sue him for damages, including compensation for physical and emotional harm, and destruction of property.

3. *Terminate Lease Agreement*: If possible, terminate the lease agreement, citing the abuse and harassment as grounds.

# Safety Measures

1. *Change Your Contact Information*: Update your phone number, email, and social media accounts to prevent him from contacting you.

2. *Secure Your Workplace*: Inform your employer about the situation and request additional security measures.

3. *Document Everything*: Keep a record of all incidents, including dates, times, and details of what happened.

# Additional Resources

1. *National Domestic Violence Helpline*: Contact the National Domestic Violence Helpline (181) for guidance and support.

2. *Local Women's Organizations*: Reach out to local women's organizations, such as the All India Women's Conference (AIWC), for assistance.

3. *Online Resources*: Utilize online resources, like the National Commission for Women (NCW) website, for information and support.

Remember, you're not alone, and there are people who care about you and want to help. Stay strong, and don't hesitate

to reach out for support.

-adv.LavishTegta

Report the matter to police.