Raju Bethala 04 December 2021

fundamental human rights

in our Andhra Pradesh state our opposition leader applying to me and my family members narchotic drugs 24/7 , from 604 days and putting WiFi cameras in our bathroom's, and lavatrys also and putting RFID micro chip in me but they calls it ligal enquiry, judicial trail run how could be it is ligal sir I need Justice
and I already intimated our local police, include all Indian media and big politicians also but they can't do anything why sir I need Justice sir IAM poor dalith person sir please help me anybody sir please.

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This discussion highlights a distressing situation where an individual claims to be a victim of severe harassment, including false accusations, surveillance, and implantation of microchips, which they believe violates their fundamental human rights. Despite reporting to local police and media, no action has been taken. Advice is offered to file a case under Articles 14, 19, and 21 of the Indian Constitution, which pertain to equality, freedom of movement, and personal liberty, respectively, as a means to seek justice.

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Rama chary Rachakonda (Secunderabad/Telangana state Highcourt practice watsapp no.9989324294 ) 04 December 2021

Owners, drivers and transporters of all specified commercial vehicles, entering Delhi from any of the 124 entry points, are required to be equipped with RFID tags, the notice said.You ca challenge in the court of law

Raju Bethala 04 December 2021

sorry sir I can't understand what you said ???

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate) 20 December 2021

not a legal query . Medical problem.

Kawmini Liyanage 29 December 2021

Greetings!

The query you have posted is not clear enough to give you a precise answer. But in order to address harassment, you have to face a complaint that can be lodged at the nearest police station. If you find justice is not being served, you can file a fundamental rights case under the violation of the following rights;

Article 14 -Right to Equality before Law
Article 19(e) -Right to freedom of residence and settlement in any part of India
Article 21 -Right to Protection of life and personal liberty

Regards,

Kawmini Liyange