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Hello,
As per the question you have asked it is suggested to you that it depends on the nature of crime , there are offences under POCSO Act which are cognizable and non cognizable as well, so in case of cognizable offence under POCSO it depends on the court discretion .

If you are going to file a FIR you have fair chances of getting out of the problem but if she files you have to face challenges including arrest followed by bail process

Dear Sir,
Soliciting and pimping is illegal and conducting prostitution in public place is illegal. But police people may create documents and evidence as they like.

Dear Client,

Here it is an issue of cybercrime against women and children for that one can file a report at https://cybercrime.gov.in/. The report here can be filed anonymously too so your fear of your name or your family's name coming out will not be an issue.

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Hello,
As per the information you have given it is advisable to you to file a FIR to police for such offence.

Hello,
As per the information given by you it is advisable to you to reach out to a Advocate for better clarity.

Hello Sir,
If a spouse does not allow the partner to have sex for a long time it amounts to mental cruelty but the marriage cannot be nullified you may reach court for divorce on this ground under Special Marriage Act.
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Dear Client,
Chances of getting FIR quashed depends upon the case to case. High Court exercises this jurisdiction under 482 of Crpc only if the case is not prima facie made out and there is abuse of process of law.

Dear Client,
Paedophilia is defined as a persistent, focused, and intense sexual interest in prepubescent children (typically up to 13 years of age), as manifested by one's sexual fantasies, urges, thoughts, arousal patterns, or behaviour.

Dear Client,
Live-in relationships are legal in India, however, not aware of a friendship certificate.