mobile phone criminal

Dont u think ur friend is at fault too? Is it fair to share cellphone number on a social website? And do u think law should help people in their trivial issues caused by their own mistake?

Thaks for your reply. But some times it is required to share the mobile numbers specially when some one is registering in a website searching for a groom for marriage.

For far I have seen its not her fault. But there should be some Law right, to punish such person?

Lodge a complaint in the police station. Get the sms records from the service provider by the help of police and sue the person sending messages, in court. One should have so much grudge, time, money and energy to fight a case. otherwise, there is solution for the disturbance caused. 

i agree with

Suchitra. S

thank you both for the information.

Now Sending bad and ugly messages to someone is also crime. if you want to log a complaint first u find that the phone no which is used by that person is in his name. and then log a complaint in ur nearest police sattion else ur friend can give a written complaint to magistrate on your local court.

File a complaint case  u/s507/509 I.P.C.

I agree with Arun, your friend can approach nearest police station and lodge a complaint under Section 509. Its hardly 15 min for the police official to find out the details of the person who is sending the SMS. But before going to the police think twice about the consequences. Don’t just waste time for police and yourself by withdrawing the case after knowing who the person is. People have better things to do in Life. Just chill out and if possible ask your friend to change the number.

Dear Forum Members, correct me if I am wrong in approach. Thanks..... Ravindra

I     agree     with     Suchitra   S.    &      also       Arun       Kumar      Bhagat..................Learned      lawyer      here.

sometimes a mere phone call from the police station to the person, who is sending ugly messages, works. One of my friends used to receive such calls, she had gone to the police station with the message and the number from which these messages were sent. She had to to write a complain there( FIR?). The police sent her back promising that she will not get such messages and they will look into the matter. The messages really stopped coming after a few hours! After two days she got phone call from the police station to ensure that she is not getting such messages. My friend has now respect for that particular police station and its efficiency.

This story is from the southern part of India.