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Is it a private criminal complaint, if so you can file a petition before the district court seeking to transfer the case to an appropriate court for conducting an early trial owing to pending for a long time.

If it is a police prosecuted case then only the APP can take suitable action for expediting the trial proceedings.

To seek immediate justice for a private criminal case pending for a long time, consider the following steps: 1. *File a writ petition*: Approach the High Court or Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to direct the lower court to expedite the hearing. 2. *Apply for speedy trial*: Request the court to fast-track the proceedings under the Right to Fair and Speedy Trial provisions. 3. *Move an application*: File an application in the court where the case is pending, highlighting the delay and seeking an early hearing date. 4. *Seek intervention*: Approach the Sessions Judge or the District Judge to intervene and expedite the case. 5. *File a complaint*: Lodge a complaint with the Chief Justice or the Administrative Judge of the High Court, highlighting the delay and seeking immediate action. 6. *Engage a lawyer*: Consult with a experienced criminal lawyer to guide you through the process and ensure your rights are protected. 7. *Follow up regularly*: Regularly follow up with the court, prosecution, and investigation agencies to ensure the case is progressing. Additionally, you can also: - *Approach the Legal Services Authority* for free legal aid and assistance. - *File an RTI application* to obtain information about the case status and any delays. - *Seek media attention* to highlight the delay and pressure the authorities to act. Remember to stay persistent, patient, and informed throughout the process.