lalmani shukla 17 March 2021

dhamki .jaan se maarane ki dhamki

wife ko jaan se marane ki dhamaki
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If you are receiving threats of violence from your wife, you can file a complaint with the local police, potentially with the help of a women's voluntary organisation. Approaching mutual friends and relatives might also provide support. While minor threats in anger may not always be serious, it's important to assess the severity and context. The Domestic Violence Act, specifically sections 12 and 18-22, offers legal provisions for protection.

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G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 17 March 2021

Filing a complaint with local police with the help of a women's voluntary organization and approaching common friends and relatives may be explored. Mere threats in a fit of anger between partners are not serious and it is left to the spouse to decide as to whether the threat is serious and circumstances under which such threat was made by the husband.