I was called by the local police station and was asked to go to local Crime Branch for the NC we have made against the Landlord and and I will be explained all the details there. I was accompanied by a constable and we both went to the local Crime Branch in Ratnagiri, however it was found that I have to sign a behaviour bond for chapter case, I was not knowing for what it was, the magistrate who was also a policeman Inspector of police asked me to sign the bond and when I ask him that for what it is where as I have not committed any crime, the inspector said he can't do anything because and NC has been filed. So basis on this if I want to have objection I have to go to the court after signing the bond. THE Police Inspector (Magistrate) He however said that he cannot do anything because he has to act basis on the NC sent by the police station.
My question is how can I be asked to go to the crime branch for signing chapter case Bond under section 107 without getting a notice from the magistrate, please let me know how to proceed further.
This discussion covers a situation where an individual was asked to sign a behaviour bond under Section 107 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CRPC) at a local crime branch without receiving a prior notice from a magistrate. The individual questions the legality of this procedure, especially since they believe they have not committed any crime. The advice given suggests that the case file needs to be reviewed to understand the basis for the action, and clarifies that signing the bond may be a prerequisite to formally objecting in court.
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