Posting Offensive Voice Messages In Whatsapp Group - Defamation Case

Dear client, You can definitely file a defamation case against your opponent for their false accusations. Here's a breakdown of your situation and the path forward: Steps to Take: Gather Evidence: This is crucial for your case. Make sure you have: Proof of Retirement: Copies of your retirement documents from SBI. Defamatory Material: Saved voice messages, text messages, screenshots of WhatsApp chats (ensure dates and sender details are visible). Consult a Lawyer: A lawyer specializing in defamation can analyze your evidence and advise on the best legal strategy. They can draft a legal notice demanding an apology and retraction from the opponent. File a Defamation Case: With your lawyer's guidance, you can file a defamation case in the High Court. High Court is the appropriate starting point for most defamation cases. Chances of Winning: Your case has strong potential for a successful outcome due to the following factors: Documented Retirement: Proof of voluntary retirement negates the false claim of suspension and fraud. Saved Defamation Material: Recordings and messages serve as concrete evidence of the slanderous statements. Court Options: High Court: As mentioned earlier, High Court is the first step. If the judgment isn't favorable, you can appeal to the Supreme Court. However, Supreme Court cases typically involve challenging High Court decisions. Additional Tips: Maintain Records: Keep meticulous documentation of all communication with the opponent, platform administrators (if applicable), and your lawyer. Stay Composed: Don't engage with the opponent or retaliate with defamatory statements. Let legal action be your response. Consider Damages: Discuss with your lawyer if seeking compensation for emotional distress caused by the defamation is suitable.

Good chances of winning. For further detailed guidance over this issue. You are free to contact. Thanks.

You can File complain against them in local police station.