Public Query / Open Forum

Minor allegation case with harassment and false blame – need legal advice

I need legal advice regarding a sensitive situation. A minor girl came to a house voluntarily when no adults were present. Later, she left in panic when her mother  came and got injured after falling/jumping from height, resulting in a fracture. Now her family is blaming us completely and demanding money, along with repeated calls, threats, and mental harassment. We did not use any force or do anything wrong. We are now facing pressure and fear of false implication. Please advise what legal risk exists, how to protect ourselves, and whether we should file a complaint or wait for action from their side.
Advocate:- Kumar
Advocate in Ranchi with 5 Year Exp

Since a minor is involved, act promptly and cautiously.

* File a written complaint with the local police mentioning the true facts and any threats or unlawful money demands. Obtain an acknowledgment.

* Preserve all evidence, including call recordings, messages, CCTV footage, and witness details.

* Consult a local advocate immediately and, if required, seek anticipatory bail.

* Do not pay any money under pressure or sign any document without legal advice.

Disclaimer: This is general legal information and not a substitute for professional legal advice.

12/06/2026 18:23 pm
Advocate:- Gupta
Advocate in East Delhi with 4 Year Exp

First Collect CCTV footage and make multilple copies of that footage, then Went to nearest police station and tell her all scinario,,, and show CCTV footage...

18/06/2026 11:23 am
Advocate:- Akhtar
Advocate in Central Delhi with 11 Exp

From the facts you've shared, no one can give a definite legal opinion without examining the complete circumstances, documents, medical records, electronic evidence, CCTV footage (if any), call records, and the statements of all concerned. However, if the allegations against you are false and you have neither used force, intimidation, nor committed any unlawful act, the law provides remedies to protect your rights.The first priority is to preserve all evidence, including call recordings, messages, CCTV footage, witness details, and any communication showing demands for money or threats. Avoid any direct confrontation or settlement under pressure. If there is continuous harassment, criminal intimidation, or attempts to extort money, you may consider lodging a written complaint with the local police and keep a copy with acknowledgment. If an FIR is registered against you, immediate legal representation is essential to protect your rights and seek appropriate relief from the competent court.Every case involving a minor is highly sensitive and is decided on its own facts. Even seemingly small details can significantly affect the legal position. Therefore, prompt legal guidance based on the complete record is crucial rather than relying on assumptions or social media advice.If you would like a detailed legal assessment, feel free to contact me with the complete facts and available evidence. I provide confidential, practical, and legally sound advice, and I can assist you from the initial stage of the matter through investigation and court proceedings, ensuring that your rights are protected at every step. For any enquiry contact me.

06/07/2026 20:10 pm
Advocate:- BAJAJ
Advocate in Katni with 3 Year Exp

Firstly tell us what's the age of the girl and you have a CCTV camera install in your home if yes then please save all the recordings with the timeline and make a witness that a girl came voluntarily and no abduction was there and as you are saying that they are continuously threating you to give some money so my advice is this that with all the proofs of recording and if they are saying in the WhatsApp in chat and all other things which you have with all that you must file complete against them I am must mention in that complain that in future they can file a false report of pocso also

07/07/2026 12:36 pm