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Thanks for understanding my situation.Your reply has been a pillar of support. I am now at peace after getting numerous helping solutions .Really Common Floor has given me a positive outlook.Once gain thanks to you -Vinay Sharma for showing the right path and guiding me.Thanks for understanding my situation.Your reply has been a pillar of support. I am now at peace after getting numerous helping solutions .Really Common Floor has given me a positive outlook.Once gain thanks to you -Vinay Sharma for showing the right path and guiding me.
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Hi,
If you are being abused, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY) or visit www.ndvh.org
Thanks for imparting useful information.It has provided great assurance.
5th August 2014
Hi all,
Anyway, there are laws about the behaviour that you have described. For instance Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1988 says it is an offence to use abusive, threatening or insulting words language or behaviour with the intention of casuing alarm distress of harrassment. (That is clearly what happened in the incident that you described)
I am really grateful for enlightening me on such incidents.Really lots of thanks.The commitee member of Anand Residency, Kothrud,Pune Satyajeet Shaligram had insulted me for literally no fault of mine.For days I was perturbed.Your answers have calmed the agony in me and have garnered courage in me. Once again thanks.
Tell them whats wrong and right. First talk politely, still they not listen then Khalla Phatyak.
Thanks
Really grateful to you
sadhana mandke
28th July 2014
Hi all,
There are laws about the behaviour that you have described. For instance Section-5 of the Public Order Act 1988 says it is an offence to use abusive, threatening or insulting words language or behaviour with the intention of casuing alarm distress of harrassment. (That is clearly what happened in the incident that you described). So, take the legal step against such act and punish those culprits.
Thanks once again for showing support and understanding my discomfort. Your participation and replies have
given me confidence and a proper guidance against these unruliness and discrimination prevalent in high measures in Anand residency,Kothrud,Pune.And I REALLY CURSE FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART SATYAJEET SHALIGRAM A BLACK SHEEP COMMITTEE MEMBER OF ANAND RESIDENCY ,KOTHRUD PUNE.Anyway Thanks for extending support and cooperation to me.Your replies have bought happiness and made me optimistic.
6th August 2014
Hi,
There may be a fine line between anti-social behaviour and disputes between neighbours over relatively minor inconveniences, although these may, if persistent, become anti-social behaviour. Anti-social behaviour can include:
intimidation of neighbours and others through threats or actual violence
harassment, including racial harassment
verbal abuse
homophobic behavior
To deal with anti-social behaviour you can do one or more of the following:
1) take action yourself, including going to court if you want compensation or an order to stop the behaviour from recurring, you should consult an experienced adviser, for example, a Citizens Advice Bureau. To search for details of your nearest CAB, including those that can give advice by email
2) get the local authority to take action
3) get the police to take action
