Arrest warrant

If the Arrest Warrant is for the appearance before the Court, the only option for you is to surrender and obtain Bail.

A Judicial First Class Magistrate has powers to grant Bail at his discretion though the offence is non-bailable and cognizable.   You have to, either in person or through your Counsel, apply for Bail under Section 437 of The Criminal Procedure Code.

If the arrest warrant is against your absence on day of posting, it can be recalled by filing a Criminal Miscellaneous Petition.

I have not asked you to post full facts.

I trust this input will be to your satisfaction.

Finally, only the local advocate can only bail you out, and fees vary from one advocate to another and also depends on the seriousness of charges.  There is online 498 victims' association and they have lots of information and help those innocent victims of 498A.  Search on google.

What is the reason for the 'arrest warrant" - or is it NBW?

There're no such Warrants as Bailable ones and Nonbailable ones.

There're, however, bailable offences and nonbailable offences.    In bailable offences, bail is obtained as of right after completing regular procedure.     In nonbailable ones, bail is granted by the Court at its discretion.    Here also regular procedure can't be avoided.

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The reason for warrant is not attending to the case.  The status of the case is showing as NBW pending against the accused A2 and A3.  I have recalled my warrant but did not recalled by parents NBW.  It is 498A.

Obviously you are aware of the procedure as, admittedly, you have got the NBW recalled in your case. What is the problem in taking the steps in respect of the NBW against your parents?

The court which has issued the NBW against the accused has the power to recall or cancel the NBW under the provisions of section 70(2) Cr.P.C.