shyamal 10 July 2022

False sxual harrassmnt

Sir,
This is to bring to your kind notice that there is a property dispute. I FEAR THAT A FALSD CASE OF SXUAL HARRASSMNT WILL BE IMPOSED ON ME BY THE OPPOSITE WHERE THRE ARE WOMEN MEMBERS.
I HAVE USED MY MOBILE AND DEFNSE STICK ( NOT BEATEN BUT SHOWN WHEN PROVOKD) WHEN I HAVE VISITD MY DISPUTD PROPERTY .
WHAT WILL BE MY NEXT STEP.

Sir,
This is to bring to your kind notice that there is a property dispute. I FEAR THAT A FALSD CASE OF SXUAL HARRASSMNT WILL BE IMPOSED ON ME BY THE OPPOSITE WHERE THRE ARE WOMEN MEMBERS.
I HAVE USED MY MOBILE AND DEFNSE STICK ( NOT BEATEN BUT SHOWN WHEN PROVOKD) WHEN I HAVE VISITD MY DISPUTD PROPERTY .
WHAT WILL BE MY NEXT STEP.

Sir,
This is to bring to your kind notice that there is a property dispute. I FEAR THAT A FALSD CASE OF SXUAL HARRASSMNT WILL BE IMPOSED ON ME BY THE OPPOSITE WHERE THRE ARE WOMEN MEMBERS.
I HAVE USED MY MOBILE AND DEFNSE STICK ( NOT BEATEN BUT SHOWN WHEN PROVOKD) WHEN I HAVE VISITD MY DISPUTD PROPERTY .
WHAT WILL BE MY NEXT STEP.

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This discussion addresses concerns about a property dispute where the user fears a false sexual harassment claim might be made against them, particularly due to the presence of women on the opposing side. The user mentions using a mobile phone and a defence stick when visiting the disputed property, though clarifies it was only shown when provoked, not used for assault. The response indicates that the current information is too vague to provide a definitive opinion and advises a 'wait and watch' approach, as the concerns expressed are based on fears rather than concrete legal facts.