- As per Supreme Court, One is bound to tolerate criticism, dissent and discordance but not expected to tolerate defamatory attack,
- Under sections 499 and 500 of the Indian Penal Code, defamation is a criminal offence. Defamatory acts can include “words either spoken or intended to be read", signs or visible representations, which are published or put up in the public domain. The offence is punishable with up to two years imprisonment, a fine or both.
- You have a legal right to live in the society peacefully and respectfully. Law of the land is bound to protect you.
- Hence, if you win the cases or if her cases dismissed by the court , the you can file a defamation suit against her and her family members
- Further, even your parents can also file this cases against her in the area of their residing
- Further , you mother being a woman can also file a compliant under the provision of DV Act against the harassment of her daughter-in-law.