No need to worry.
First, it has to be seen that the complaint lodged by the mother-in-law has been reduced into FIR or not. Secondly, your statement shows your innocence. The I.O. will place his report before the magistrate, saying there is no cognizable offence appeared to have happened in this context. If the I.O. feels there is some offence happened, he would place his report before the magistrate. It appears to me that I.O. (investigating Officer) would adopt the former course.
Now, "Protection of women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005" is in operation. Under this Act, a wife can file a complaint against the male members (note down, not against mother-in-law)of the husband's family and there are stringent provisions are there in this Act.
After going the entire facts related to the matrimonial life of your sister, with the aid of competent local advocate, a case can be carved out aginst the male members of the husband's family so that it will deter the mother-in-law not to harass you and your sister with false, baseless and inhuman criminal cases and also withdraw the complaint against you.
In addition to this, if the facts support, your sister can file a case under Section 498-A of the I.P.C. against the husband other family members including the female members. But make sure, that innocent persons of the husband's family shall be left free and not dragged in criminal case in the interest of justice and morality.