Dr Ramesh Yadav 15 July 2023

Matter of Cheating, forgery, conspiracy and theft.

Please suggest what should I do ?

FIR

is registered as on dated 18th March, 2023 but still no Arrest is done.
while asking about the status investigating officer always misguides me.

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If you've filed an FIR for cheating, forgery, and theft and are not seeing progress, several legal avenues are available. You can petition the trial court to expedite the charge sheet submission. Alternatively, approaching the High Court for a fair investigation or the Magistrate under Section 156(3) of CrPC to direct the police to commence or expedite the investigation are viable options. You might also consider contacting the Police Commissioner before involving the courts.

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T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 15 July 2023

You can approach the trial court with a petition to direct the police to submit the charge sheet expeditiously.

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anubhav Bhatt 16 July 2023

Dear Client you should approach High Court for fair investigation it's a speedy remedy for more clarification you may contact us then I'll explain properly about your case.
Adv Anurag Bhatt
Allahabad High Court
Mobile 📱 9198889990

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Sneha Saha 09 August 2023

You should approach the Magistrate in such a case. As under Section 156(3) of CrPC the Magistrate who is empowered under Section 190 of CrPC may order the police to start the investigation,

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Advocate Shivchand Mishra (Practicing Advocate ) 15 August 2023

Approach the Magistrate Court u/s 156(3) Crpc seeking early filing of chargesheet. You can also seek monitoring of investigation by Court, provided you have sufficient grounds.

However, before approaching the judicial Magistrate you can also meet the Police Commissioner of your district and request the same to him.

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