I'm sorry to hear that you were cheated on. Depending on the specific circumstances, there may be different options available to you for taking action against the boy who cheated on you. Here are a few general suggestions: Consider talking to the boy directly: If you feel comfortable doing so, you could try speaking with the boy and expressing your feelings about what happened. This may not necessarily lead to any concrete action being taken, but it could help you to process your emotions and potentially resolve the issue without involving any third parties. Seek support from friends or family: Talking with trusted friends or family members about what happened may also be helpful. They may be able to offer you emotional support and guidance on what to do next. Consider seeking legal advice: Depending on the specific circumstances of the cheating, there may be legal options available to you. For example, if you were financially harmed as a result of the cheating, you may be able to take legal action to recover any losses. A lawyer would be able to advise you on your options and help you to take appropriate action. Ultimately, the best course of action for you will depend on your specific situation and what you feel most comfortable doing. I would encourage you to take some time to consider your options and to seek support from those around you as needed.

Dear Client, If a boy has cheated you, then the action you can take will depend on what type of cheating he has done.If he has stolen money, made false promises, or cheated you through fraud, then you can report it at the local police station under Section 420 of the Indian Penal Code for cheating.Have any evidence like messages, bank transactions, or witness statements to authenticate your case. If it was a cheat to promise you marriage to exploit you physically or emotionally, then it can be cheating or even rape by fraud under Sections 417 or 375 IPC, as the case may be, depending on the circumstances.Legal action can be taken thereon on the basis of intention and evidence. If he is harassing, stalking, or blackmailing you—particularly on the internet—you can report under appropriate sections of the IPC and also at the Cyber Crime Portal. For any of these, you can also approach a lawyer or reach out to a women's helpline or legal aid center for advice. I hope this answer helps. In case of future queries, please feel free to contact us. Thank you.