kvijay
23 August 2026 at 11:46
I want opinions on a college dispute under Indian anti-ragging law.
A student had paid admission fees and submitted the anti-ragging undertaking. In an unofficial WhatsApp group, another student first claimed to be 22, later 21, and only subsequently said he was actually 17.
A major/adult student had a private WhatsApp interaction with him, including a drooling emoji. The 17-year-old then shared the private-chat screenshot in the entire group and complained that he was being bullied/harassed.
Later, another unofficial WhatsApp group was created and the major student was excluded, resulting in his social isolation. A complaint is nevertheless being made against the major student.
Questions:
If someone repeatedly represented himself as 21/22, can he later rely on being 17 when making a ragging/harassment complaint against someone who reasonably believed he was an adult?
Does his age misrepresentation affect the adult student's mens rea, knowledge and culpability?
Can excluding the adult student from the new group itself potentially amount to social boycott/harassment/ragging?
If the only private communication was a drooling emoji, does publicly circulating the screenshot change the legal analysis?
Should the anti-ragging committee examine both students' conduct, rather than treating the 17-year-old automatically as the victim?
I'm particularly interested in arguments against my position too — i.e., why the adult student could still be liable despite the age misrepresentation.
Anonymous
22 August 2026 at 13:39
I am holding one plot from 1901 and has with me my purchase deed but first plot holder has sale to second by power of attorney in 1881.I have no original sale deed with power of attorney.
Now i want to sale this plot but buyer needs both deed and power of attorney. same plot sale was done 3 times and i am 4 th holder. Also i have no deed of second and third holder.
how to solve the issue.
Anonymous
21 August 2026 at 15:42
Sir,
I borrowed a sum of 4 lakhs from private money lender and paying interest regularly. After one year, i pledged jewels of 45 grams at the money lender separately and the lender assured me there is no connection for already borrowed money. Now while takeback my jewels, the lender refused to give the jewels and stated that unless repayment of borrowed money completed. The jewels need for family function and now i have money only for takeback of jewels. I also assured to repay my borrowed money in six month period and he refused. Please guide me in this matter.
Anonymous
20 August 2026 at 18:11
Do i have to disclose a traffic challan paid in court in government job attestation form have you ever been fined by a court of law? I was driving a scooty registered on my brother name. Police impound the scooty under charges without driving licence, without rc , violating polution standards and mentioned my details in driver section of challan. And when the challan went to court it shows state vs my name , vehicle number but the challan was paid by my brother and court offline reception also states that fine was imposed on my brother. The case has been disposed now. No fir nothing just a traffic challan paid in court. What should i fill in the section have you ever been fined by a court of law?
Chandrasekhar Jayanti
20 August 2026 at 10:45
Dear Sir / Madam,
I am working as a Railway employee and suffering huge loss since 2016 due to the wrong policy made by Indian Railways in 2012 during the implementation of 6th Pay Commission.
I have filed a case in CAT/Cuttack (Odisha) but unfortunately due to improper handling of the case by my Advocate itself the Hon'ble CAT bench dismissed the same without giving me any relief.
I am looking for an Advocate having good knowledge in Service matters and who can handle the case to get me justice and compensation in this matter.
If I can file a case against this Policy Rule to get justice or compensation, please suggest me where to file the case.
Please suggest in this matter. Looking for supportive reply.
gk
17 August 2026 at 22:06
Respected Experts,
Pranam!
We have purchased 4 batteries for the ARD of our passenger lift installed in our Apartment in 2024 August 14th (Invoice Date) but unfortunately we misplaced the Warranty Card but having this bill with us. We have informed through tel and whatsapp to the Delaer who supplied these batteries - that the charges gone down as informed by the Lift Technician. On 24th July the dealer confirmed thru tel that these batteries are in the warranty period but he needs to check whether the batteries charges are down or not. On 13th of Aug he came and taken those batteries to his shop and after checking informed that one battery only defective (low charge) and all others are found ok and provided a standbye battery for that one along with all other three. And he asked the Bill/Warranty card of the low charged one "otherwise battery company wont replace it" was his information. Unfortunately we misplaced both the warranty card/bill/Invoice. Fortunately we got the original invoice on 15th August and we have sent the copy thru whatsapp to him, but he is not accepting the bill and informed that without warranty card he cant even sent the item to the company.
Now the query is whether we can avail the warranty benefits for that battery now? Since today is 17th of August (the Invoice date is 14th August 2024, and the warranty term is 24 moths/2 years)! Please advise!
Thanks
Regards
gk
Chandrasekhar Jayanti
17 August 2026 at 14:24
Hello Sir / Madam,
We have registered Apartment Association. Our Association asked for contribution from all House Owners towards Repair Fund for repair of common purpose amnities. More than 2/3rd House Owner have fully paid their contribution but very few House owner have paid partly contribution and keeping pending the balance since past 05 months.
Even after several messages sent to them, they are not responding. They are even not attending meetings also to discuss on the issue. Notices are being served by the Executive Committee members to which they are responding in a rudely and unparliamentary manner.
Can the Association EC members take legal action against them through judicial measures.
Please give me advise as what to step next.
Thanking you
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Opinions on a college dispute under indian anti-ragging law
I want opinions on a college dispute under Indian anti-ragging law. A student had paid admission fees and submitted the anti-ragging undertaking. In an unofficial WhatsApp group, another student first claimed to be 22, later 21, and only subsequently said he was actually 17. A major/adult student had a private WhatsApp interaction with him, including a drooling emoji. The 17-year-old then shared the private-chat screenshot in the entire group and complained that he was being bullied/harassed. Later, another unofficial WhatsApp group was created and the major student was excluded, resulting in his social isolation. A complaint is nevertheless being made against the major student. Questions: If someone repeatedly represented himself as 21/22, can he later rely on being 17 when making a ragging/harassment complaint against someone who reasonably believed he was an adult? Does his age misrepresentation affect the adult student's mens rea, knowledge and culpability? Can excluding the adult student from the new group itself potentially amount to social boycott/harassment/ragging? If the only private communication was a drooling emoji, does publicly circulating the screenshot change the legal analysis? Should the anti-ragging committee examine both students' conduct, rather than treating the 17-year-old automatically as the victim? I'm particularly interested in arguments against my position too — i.e., why the adult student could still be liable despite the age misrepresentation.
How can I prove that I was deliberately excluded from a WhatsApp group? I requested to join a WhatsApp group and have screenshots showing my join request. Later, the status changed to “Pending.” I made another request, but there is no clear indication in WhatsApp that an admin actually rejected me. The admins could potentially argue that I cancelled the request myself. What is the best way to establish what actually happened? Is a screen recording of the request/status useful? Can WhatsApp provide any record showing whether an admin rejected the request or I cancelled it? Would screenshots with timestamps, witnesses, or messages asking the admin to add me help? Is there any way to obtain metadata or WhatsApp records that distinguish “admin rejected” from “user cancelled”? If the matter reaches a college disciplinary/anti-ragging committee, what evidence would be considered credible to prove deliberate exclusion rather than merely failure to be admitted? I am specifically looking for practical WhatsApp evidence/forensic advice, not whether exclusion itself legally constitutes ragging.