Kicked out for giving a girl baby

I married him two years ago. He is a well-educated government employee, a class 1 officer, and his father is a retired policeman. I married him believing his family was good and supportive. They lied about everything. They promised to support my future studies after marriage but demanded that I be a housewife and wear a saree all the time. Coming from a middle-class family, I accepted. They covered the wedding expenses but asked for Rs 1.25 lac and an engagement ring for him. Everything seemed fine until my sister-in-law's marriage, which took place three months after ours. Soon after, they began to show their true colors. They took my phone, and I could only speak to my parents using my husband's phone. I became the maid of the house, not a daughter-in-law. In February 2023, I got pregnant and faced complications. Despite the doctor's advice to rest, I had to do all the household chores alone. In my fifth month, my parents visited to discuss my delivery arrangements. My in-laws argued and kicked them out, cutting off contact with them. In my seventh month, they held a godbharai ceremony but didn't invite my parents. They insulted and kicked out my aunt who attended. My husband then forbade me from talking to my parents and never let me use his phone again. In November, I gave birth to a daughter. They were disappointed as they wanted a boy. They didn't inform my parents, who found out from the hospital and came to meet me. My husband then kicked us out. I returned to my parents' home, and he never checked on us. He sent a legal notice accusing me of leaving without informing him and having a genetic skin disease, which was false. I sought help from an NGO, but he managed to bribe them, and they also stopped helping me. I endured severe mental and physical stress and contemplated suicide. Now, I am helpless and worried about my daughter's future. Please don't get married without thoroughly investigating not just the boy but his entire family.