Anonymous letters received through post

Rasool Khan (Querist) 21 March 2019 This query is : Resolved
Sir, Jan 14 my sister got abusive postal letters via post to her residence for which we filed a police complaint against some known people stating that they might have been did this crime as they only know our family matters. But police what they did they called both parties and without proper investigation they simply took their statement and asked them to write apology letter and filed 107 case for us.
Now we had ee received a notice from tahasildar(ex-magistrate) to present before them and asking us to furnish a bond of 5lack rupees... We don't know what exactly this 107 proceeding and we went to file a complaint regarding the anonymous letter but police filed 107 against us... What to do in this case as we don't want to furnish any bond and we didn't did any crime... Your suggestion may helpful for my stressed mother.. Please help us

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Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 21 March 2019
The police might have registered case under Sections 107/ 150 Cr. PC or 107/151 Cr. P.C., recheck.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 21 March 2019
Is there any apprehension of disturbance of peace and tranquility for lodging your complaint, under given circumstances?

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 21 March 2019
It is unbelievable that the police shall arrest/detain the complainant on the basis of lodging complaint .
You are required to consult and engage a local prudent lawyer for proper appreciation of facts, guidance and proceeding.

Guest (Expert) 21 March 2019
Well advised by Dr.J.C.Vashista -- Nothing to add more.

P. Venu (Expert) 21 March 2019
From the facts stated, the Police has taken a passive or negative approach. You can file a petition in the Jurisdictional Magistrate Court for proper investigation.

sachin sharma (Expert) 02 April 2019
u can challenge the order in session court or alternatively file the writ petition in High Court. For both of these actions u need an advocate. I am more than sure that this order will be dismissed.

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