r/ConsciousHarassment

My gf and I are from Mumbai, I’m dating her for a year now and we are pretty serious. She told me about her ex who she dated in school, now she is 25. she broke up with him because he was violent. He is used to harass her by contacting her or passing comments when ever she crossed by as they live in the same neighbourhood. so her parents have put a stay order on him 7 - 8 years ago. He is still the same. She told me he has been arrested multiple times for different reasons. So she told me recently he called her again from anonymous no and asked her about me and told her to meet him. She has lives in fear whenever we are in her area and she gets super nervous when she sees him. Years back, he did called her from their common friend no and asked her to meet her in a building next to her. When she showed up, her ex was there and dragged her inside the building parking lot and warned her what will happen if she doesn’t respond to her. It’s been years but he keeps showing up time and time again. By calling her or texting her or following her around the area. I don’t want her live in fear in her own area, in her own city. What can I do here. I have always tried to support her, make her feel better. Please help.

There are people in our communities being targeted and harmed by organized groups using weapons most of us have never even heard of. Direct energy weapons can cause serious pain and injury—but often leave no visible marks. That makes it nearly impossible for victims to prove what happened to them or get help.

I started a petition asking law enforcement and regulatory bodies to investigate these attacks thoroughly and close the legal gaps that let this abuse continue. This isn't theoretical—people are suffering right now, and the lack of awareness about these technologies means perpetrators keep getting away with it.

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