But here I am discussing the legal aspect (under real law ..not under Uttaran Creatives Law)...Under Indian Law...it is acceptable for a citizen to even kill someone in self defense (exceptions are ofcours there.....e.g. if you are robbing a bank.and u kill the guard in self defense ..it is not really excusable)
However in this case, instigating suicide by mere words, in self defense is definitely not a crime punishable by law....if it can be proved that Vansh would have killed Tapasya..if she would not have said those words- and that was what Tapasya could think of at that time to save her life.
Tapasya created misunderstandings,but that does not mean she needs to allow people to kill her.....and she could not have been given death sentence by anyone........and in this situation, the law does give her the right to defend her life in the way she could.
Infact if Vansh had killed her..he would have ended up in jail or mental asylum....Vansh was that serious a case who could go at length of murdering or suicide was not really known to anyone at that point of time....otherwise his treatment might not have been stopped. So when she created misunderstandings, nobody in his family, including Tapasya.....knew that this mental disturbance could make him kill others or himself.
She is responsible for plotting Ichha's murder......but I think if it were not for Uttaran law she cannot be convicted for Vansh suicide.
However creating misunderstandings is definitely an immoral act and not justified in any way.