Harrashment of senior citizens in false 498a ipc

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 14 October 2022 This query is : Resolved
I am a senior citizen aged about 72. My daughter in law was living with my son in a saperated house at different district. They has last resided together on year 2012. On year 2016 my daughter in law file a false 498 A to harrash my family. Police did not call me & even did not send any notice to me & also police did not visit my residence.

My daughter in law did not mention any single specific event against me & my wife.None of the wittiness did not state any allegation against me & my wife.

The case is filed after FOUR year of saperation. She has threatened us to file false 498A case against us & the matter of such threatening was intimated to police in writing in year 2013 & the receipt copy is with me.

I have write letter to DG & CP of police to delist my name from Chargesheet there is no ingredient of 498A against me & my wife & 498A case might not be filed after FOUR year of saperation. Also my wife was passed away on such tremendous mental tension. I have also asked DG & CP to punish culprit as per law for misuse of legal arm & state administration.

If higher official did not take appropriate step can I approach High Court / SC to quash proceedings against me ?

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kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 14 October 2022
Yes. You have to approach HC to quash the FIR.

Advocate Bhartesh goyal (Expert) 15 October 2022
Yes, on given facts no case made out against you so you may approach H.C for quashment of FIR.

Dr J C Vashista (Expert) 16 October 2022
Move to concerned High Court under Section 482 Cr PC and get your name deleted from charge-sheet, if trail court has accepted police report, framed charge(s) against you and upheld by Sessions Court in Revision Petition filed by you.

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