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yasaswi gomes (.)     05 August 2021

Fir

Hi,

A fraud occurred in 2017, I logged a Writ on them in 2018 in Hyderabad and the honourable judge wanted an fir logged first. Then I approached police, they advised me to approach Bangalore police. My solicitor logged a Contempt CC on them and they still said, I need to go to Bangalore. The whole procedure took me all these years. Now I’m planning to go to Bangalore, I hope an fir will be logged in successfully because, some one told me 3 years is the maximum time to log an fir. Besides, it’s covid and couldn’t travel. Hope this will get through.



Quick Summary
This discussion revolves around the significant challenges faced in lodging a First Information Report (FIR) following a fraud incident. The original poster has encountered delays and jurisdictional issues since 2017, being advised to approach different police stations and even different states. Concerns are raised about the statute of limitations for filing an FIR and the impact of COVID-19 travel restrictions. The thread also questions the feasibility of a High Court order from one state directing police in another to lodge an FIR.

 2 Replies

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     05 August 2021

What is order /judgment passed in the Writ petition, is to be perused ??

Can TN High Court pass an order in the Writ petition to lodge FIR by Bangalore  police, which is under the jurisdiction of Karnataka High Court ??

Vague and confused facts can not lead to form proper opinion and oblige.

You have filed writ petition through a prudent, able, competent and intelligent lawyer, isn't it ? If so, what is his/ her opinion /advise ??

yasaswi gomes (.)     05 August 2021

To go to Bangalore and log an fir.


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