Violation of right to privacy as my uncle is getting my cdr and location 

Greetings sir/mam, Recently my parents expired and then me and my sister decided to come with my uncle but now he is creating problems for us by listening to or cdr and finding our location every single time we are not comfortable in this and no one will be please help how i can stop […]

by Shivendra Pratap Singh | Jun 20, 2023 | Criminal Law

Greetings sir/mam, Recently my parents expired and then me and my sister decided to come with my uncle but now he is creating problems for us by listening to or cdr and finding our location every single time we are not comfortable in this and no one will be please help how i can stop this.

Asked from: Manipur

Start by having an open and honest conversation with your uncle. Express your concerns and let him know how his actions are making you and your sister uncomfortable. Try to understand his perspective and see if there is a way to address the issues amicably.

Reach out to other relatives who may be able to mediate or help resolve the situation. They might be able to speak to your uncle and encourage him to respect your privacy and provide a more supportive environment for you and your sister. 

If the issues persist and you feel unsafe or threatened, it may be necessary to take legal recourse. If your uncle has any criminal intention then he has committed an offence of stalking. You may file a complaint/FIR against him.  

Remember, it's crucial to document any incidents or evidence of harassment or threats for future reference. Your safety and well-being are of utmost importance, so don't hesitate to reach out to professionals and authorities who can assist you in resolving this situation.

Also read: To some extent personal information can be revealed under RTI Act

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