A safe home is a right, not a privilege
Domestic violence doesn’t always leave physical marks.
Sometimes the wounds are emotional, financial or psychological — and they hurt even deeper.
Many victims stay silent because:
They don’t want to break the family
They are financially dependent
They fear society’s judgments
They hope the abuser will change
But staying silent does not make things better — it makes the violence stronger.
The Domestic Violence Act protects not only married women but also:
Live-in partners
Elderly parents
Any dependent facing domestic abuse
Legal support can provide:
Protection orders
Residence rights
Financial support/maintenance
Child protection
Counselling assistance
You deserve safety, dignity and respect — the law guarantees it.