Illegal occupation of nri property

Try by sending email/letter/fax/telegramme to Home Minister, DGP, and Commissioner of Police.

Approach NRI Sabha near to your location. They may accompany you to NRI thana. If nothing works approach a competent and experienced lawyer with all records.

File a civil suit for recovery of possession.

If you are intersted in pursuing remedies under criminal law, send a written and signed report to the superintendant of police by way of registered post with ack. due.  Even if S.P. fails to respond, file a private complaint though an advocate.

You can directly approach the Criminal Court of the Metropolitan Magistrate who has the jurisdiction of the area where your property is located. You can either give a written complaint U/s 190 & 200 CrPC with some important evidences or you can opt for giving a verbal statement on oath and relevant evidences, which the Magistrate will place on record and  will then give instructions to police to investigate the matter U/s 156 (3) of CrPC.

It is civil nature case, so you will have to file a suit for possession.

Dear sirs I am also  a NRI.  A Advocate who's a tenant is not vacating my house & not paying rent.he always complaining against my aged parents 79 years & 72 years. I also complained in the Indian consulate. there is no action on my request & petition.

my first lawyer also didn't filed the petition in court because  tenant & my lawyer are friends. The tenant submitted a injunstion case  & also false petition  against me.

The police also not issuing FIR against tenant. because Police is afraid of Advocate. The Advocate tenant may create problem to police by caro in police staion.

Learned experts/members have given valuable advice. Kindly follow it.

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If you lodge complaint with DGP, and Commissioner of Police,NRI Sabha,NRI Thana it builds record in your favor.