S. 156 (3) CrPC

Dear Mr. D. Arunkumar,  When ACMM gave order under s.156(3) to file status report on complaint, it definitely means that he has taken cognisance under section 156(3).  The complaint makes out an allegation of cognisable offence and no FIR has been lodged by the police. Court wants the reason from the police why the matter was not investigated or whether there is no matter to investigate at all, since it is the duty of the police to investigate the cognisable offence.  Hence, the court has directed the police to investigate the matter and come with the report.  Now, the police is duty bound to investigate the matter and they will come to the concrete conclusion with reasons.  If before the date fixed by the court, police could not investigate the matter, they may ask for more time, but then they will have to satisfy the court as to what investigation is left behind and what time will it take and why it could not be completed within time.  Now you will have to wait till the date fixed by the police.

Dear Sh Deepak,
Thank you for your kind reply. I will object on closer date if police fails to register FIR and or if police asks for more timew as the request to Comm. of Police for FIR was made in April and it was followed by RTI which again was not replied till date.
Rgds,
D. Arun Kumar

if no case is found against u in the investigation then the police will not register FIR.....after magistrial order registration of FIR is not necessary.

AFTER MAGISTRATE ORDER RAGISTERATION OF FIR IS COMPELSORY.

AND THEN DURING THE INVESTIGATION POLICE WILL FOUND THE FACTS.

when magistrat order to lodge fir then he can't interfer in investgation. after investegationif police filr nagative chage sheet then u can file protest petion and eximine your self u/dsec 200, 7other witnesse's 202 cr.pc then magistrat can take conz. u/s 203 cr. pc