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Hi,
You should take the matter up with the banking company as this is likely the result of some internal error. Keep records of your credit repayments to serve as proof.
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Dear Sir,
You may approach Civil Court to claim your rents with interest.

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Hi,
You can serve him with legal notice to repay and then file a civil suit for money recovery is he fails to comply.
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Hi,
You can file a civil suit for money recovery. A complaint for cheating and fraud under Sections 415 and 420 of the Indian Penal Code can be registered with the local police station. In addition, you can file a cheque bouncing case under Sections 125,126 and 127 of the Negotiable Instruments Act.

you repaid by cash ?
if not then you already repaid enough with interest and do not pay anymore.
You threaten to file a complaint for criminal intimidation and extortion and can file it.

Dear Sir,
Nicely take a cheque and file a cheque bounce case otherwise you may not recover the same.

Dear Sir,
If you do not resist they may sit on your throat and recover the same. Get issue a strong legal notice as it is time barred debt and threaten to approach media and highlight their mischievous acts in recovering time barred debts.

Dear Sir,
You may immediately approach High Court or Debt Recovery Tribunal.

Hi,
Draft a letter to the bank about your problems. Talk to a lawyer if the bank continues to send you notices without extension in time.

Hi,
The first thing to do is to go to their website and withdraw your consent to their collection of your data. What they are doing is a violation of your, your friends' and your relatives' right to privacy. You can file a suit for injunction and damages in the relevant civil Court.