mandatry requirement lawyer

If you are eligible for free legal assistance and qualified as such you can try through District Legal Services Authority or when you were summoned attend the court and state that you can not afford to engage an advocate.

It all depends on the seriousness of the case and the burden of proving always rests on police that registered the complaint.  If you think that you are capable, and is not having such financial resources, you may defend yourself or by searching in google can file a suit as a party in person.

It is always better to hire the professional services of a lawyer, despite the fact you can move as party-in-person.

You can. But some High Courts have since introduced the system of screening such persons as to their competence in handling the case for themselves.

Originally posted by : ashok kumar kashyap
	Can be any citizen for filing new case or quashing FIR can appeal directly to any court without lawyer please specify in which section can doing.

Your question involves conflicting statements 

1.Filing new case is totally different from

2. Quashing FIR is altogathe different subject from filing a new case as well as appeal

3. Appeal directly to any Court, which is only and only against an order already passed by subordinate Court/ authority but never directly. Besides this it is altogather different from filing new case and quashing of FIR.

When a party-inperson intends to file a new case/ quashing FIR / Apeal he / she needs not to be tutored by experts on this platfor qua provision of law for proceeding in either or any of the case.