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1. Ensure Your Immediate Safety
If you're in danger or being beaten, leave the house temporarily and go to a safe place:
Trusted relative or friend’s house.
Women’s helpline or shelter (you can find them in most cities).
Local NGO or Mahila Mandal.
2. File a Complaint Under Domestic Violence Act
You can go to:
Police station and file a domestic violence complaint.
Protection Officer in your district (usually available at the District Magistrate office).
3. Approach the Women’s Helpline
National Helpline for Women in India: 181
You can call and talk to someone who will guide you and connect you with local support.
Other useful helplines:
Police Emergency: 112
National Commission for Women: 011-26942369 / 26944754
4. Get Legal Help
You can get free legal aid from the District Legal Services Authority (DLSA).
They will provide a lawyer to file complaints and appear in court if needed.
No fees required if you are a woman or in distress.
File divorce case and get marriage resolved. Ftaher and his brother have obligations towards their mother also.