The Officer In-charge

Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai, road

Mylapore,

Chennai 600004,

Tamil Nadu,

Subject: Compliant Letter for Threatening,Abuse,blackmail

Respected Sir/Madam,

My name is venila, My boyfriend [ Dharshan ] for 1 year has been mentally and emotionally
abusing me for quite some time. Recently, things took for the worse as he started blackmailing
me of posting objectionable photos of our intimate moments of us to the public and the families,
if I don't have a physical relationship with him and marry him. He even pleads by abusing me
everyday, and often troubles and harasses my family members whenever I try to fight this
situation. My parents are very strict, and I want to tackle this situation without bringing them in
the scene. I have a few recordings and abusive messages of him saying these things and even
accepting his blackmailing. Kindly assist me in this troublesome situation.

Blackmailing is a serious offence and provision under section 384 of Indian Penal Code can be
used to describe it. Blackmailing can also amount to criminal intimidation. Criminal intimidation
has been well defined under the substantive provisions of Section 503 of the Indian Penal Code,
1860. Blackmailing can also be punished under section 384 of the Indian Penal Code which
provides punishments for extortion.

Section 354C punishes the act of disseminating images that were captured consensually but are
being disseminated without the consent of the person in the image.

Section 292 of the IPC punishes the act of distributing obscene content that appeals to the pruri-
ent interest. Section 67 and Section 67A of the IT Act are also similarly worded and are aimed at
countering the spread of obscene content online.

Section 66E of the IT Act punishes the violation of privacy by transmission of images of the
private area of persons without their consent. 7 Years or Fine or Both

If it is necessary, I am willing to invite you or one of your investigators to my home. You can also reach
me at for more information on my complaint.