Chandrashekar N 14 December 2024

Fir on two wheelers road accident. one biker injured the other biker not. does it amount to criminal

In a road accident two, two wheelers clashed at a signal joint in Bangalore City. Police filed FIR. One biker is injured and fractured his leg the other minor injury though no fault. Police filed FIR against the biker who was not injured seriously. Does it effect the other biker for his government employment and going abroad. Does he be called as criminal whenever he is asked in any applications. Can it be quashed and if yes on WhatsApp grounds.

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This discussion addresses a road accident in Bangalore where two-wheelers collided, resulting in one biker being injured and an FIR being filed against the uninjured rider. It explores the potential impact of this FIR on the uninjured biker's government employment and future travel, questioning if it classifies him as a criminal on applications. The advice suggests contesting the case with evidence or seeking to quash it, highlighting that it's a criminal case with standard implications. It also recommends registering a cross-FIR if the police fail to do so and advises seeking legal counsel to contest the charges under specific sections of the BSN 2023.

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 14 December 2024

This is to be contested on merits and evidences and get it dismissed or if you have sufficient grounds to prove innocence then you can approach high court for quashing the case.

It is a criminal case hence the implications will be the same as any other pending criminal case.