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I understand there are cultural things, but your post mentions her being British Indian. Does that mean living in the UK? Because if so, her life is her legal right to live as she chooses and the sooner she develops an attitude of “my life will be lived by my rules, and if you want any part of it you need to fall in line” the better. In the choice between a loving partner and a family who wants to control every aspect of her life until she's crushed to death by it, the choice is obvious, and if they're willing to do that to her they don't deserve to be in her life.
B must definetly see a therapist. This behavior is not only endangering you and your other daughters, but will eventually cause her to sabotage her own life and getting her in trouble. If her temper issues go as far as assaulting you and your other daughters physically, you must put boundaries in place – one being that she cannot move in with you if she keeps up that attitude. Only you know what happened in the past and whatever might have caused this behavior, it may even be an underlying issue such as an undiagnosed mental illness like BPD (Borderline personality disorder) but whatever it is, it will eventually destroy her and her future if nothing is done about it. If she is not willing to work on her behavior, she is choosing her own fate and she must feel the consequences for this. You must establish boundaries, and if she crosses said boundaries, she cannot benefit from shelter you are giving her. I am not a parent myself, so I will not claim to understand what it feels like to be in your shoes, but if you do not put up those boundaries you will give your other daughters the impression that their well being is worth less than B's, and will induce further trauma on them and yourself.
You can't stop your other daughters Boyfriend from paying B's rent if he wants to, and physical distance does grant you safety. So, you may voice your concerns but you can't actually stop them. No matter how it goes, please give the thought of “Either B sees a therapist for her anger issues or else she shouldn't be included in the rest of the somewhat healthy family dynamic anymore” a thought. If she is a danger to you and your family, it's your duty as a mother to protect the rest of your children from the aggressor – even if you birthed her.
I understand there are cultural things, but your post mentions her being British Indian. Does that mean living in the UK? Because if so, her life is her legal right to live as she chooses and the sooner she develops an attitude of “my life will be lived by my rules, and if you want any part of it you need to fall in line” the better. In the choice between a loving partner and a family who wants to control every aspect of her life until she's crushed to death by it, the choice is obvious, and if they're willing to do that to her they don't deserve to be in her life.
B must definetly see a therapist. This behavior is not only endangering you and your other daughters, but will eventually cause her to sabotage her own life and getting her in trouble. If her temper issues go as far as assaulting you and your other daughters physically, you must put boundaries in place – one being that she cannot move in with you if she keeps up that attitude. Only you know what happened in the past and whatever might have caused this behavior, it may even be an underlying issue such as an undiagnosed mental illness like BPD (Borderline personality disorder) but whatever it is, it will eventually destroy her and her future if nothing is done about it. If she is not willing to work on her behavior, she is choosing her own fate and she must feel the consequences for this. You must establish boundaries, and if she crosses said boundaries, she cannot benefit from shelter you are giving her. I am not a parent myself, so I will not claim to understand what it feels like to be in your shoes, but if you do not put up those boundaries you will give your other daughters the impression that their well being is worth less than B's, and will induce further trauma on them and yourself.
You can't stop your other daughters Boyfriend from paying B's rent if he wants to, and physical distance does grant you safety. So, you may voice your concerns but you can't actually stop them. No matter how it goes, please give the thought of “Either B sees a therapist for her anger issues or else she shouldn't be included in the rest of the somewhat healthy family dynamic anymore” a thought. If she is a danger to you and your family, it's your duty as a mother to protect the rest of your children from the aggressor – even if you birthed her.