it's sometime tempting to do the same to him. but it's not easy to do. try legal steps. which directly or indirectly is gonna take toll on him. no m not going to say revenge is bad or this or that thing. you can't be relaxed and feel nothing or even forgive the person who took away your mother. No you can't. strike the rod when it's hot. be the wolf.

We tried that. The senior high court lawyer said that the case would definitely go in the culprit's favour if we did that. He said there was no "dum" in the case. That is how it works in India. When witnesses turn hostile, you can't do anything. Before this incident happened, I didn't even know the difference between a civil and a criminal case. In a civil case, for example in a landlord and tenant case, both parties are allowed to hire lawyers. In a criminal case, only the accused is allowed to hire a lawyer. The victim is represented by the public prosecutor. The accused can hire any lawyer he can afford. The public prosecutor, on the other hand, is usually not as good as a competent lawyer. He has hundreds of such cases daily and it doesn't make much difference to him whether he wins the case or not as his salary is paid by the government. In our case, the culprit's family sold their house to pay their son's lawyer. It feels very nice that you responded. ♥️