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Shivam Solanki   15 July 2020

My Online Complaint

Actually I have placed one complain online in mumbai police site ( not an fir) but I don't want to persue it bec I just complained it out of anger ( it wasn't a fake complain) but I just wanna to take it back ...how can I ? Bec I'm a student and I don't wanna to get into that mess ....


Quick Summary
If you've filed an online complaint with the Mumbai Police and no longer wish to pursue it, you may be able to withdraw it. While online complaints are generally not directly retractable, you can visit the police station and explain your situation to the SHO. You can request to have the inquiry closed without further action, citing the reason for withdrawal. However, be aware that very serious offences cannot be withdrawn and may be investigated further if found to be false.

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Shivam Solanki   15 July 2020

buy as per my knowledge online complain goes to magistrate

Hemant Agarwal (ha21@rediffmail.com Mumbai : 9820174108)     15 July 2020

Originally posted by : Shivam Solanki
Actually I have placed one complain online in mumbai police site ( not an fir) but I don't want to persue it bec I just complained it out of anger ( it wasn't a fake complain) but I just wanna to take it back ...how can I ? Bec I'm a student and I don't wanna to get into that mess ....

 

1. Cognizable or Non-Cognizable Police Complaint's once filed online is not retractable.

2. Whenever police calls you for inquiry /investigation, you may just simply say that problem is resolved and my complaint may be closed.

3. HOWEVER, "IF" your complaint is of a very serious offence (Rape, Drugs, Sedition, etc....), THEN it CANNOT be withdrawn or closed even at your request. Police will investigate and IF found false, will initiate relevant prosecution against you.

Keep Smiling .... Hemant Agarwal
VISIT: www.chshelpforum.com

Shivam Solanki   15 July 2020

but I can go to station and stop the inquiry right ?

Mushahed Ali   15 July 2020

you can write a letter to SHO to close, without action.. and mention the reason for withdrawal of the case.

Dr J C Vashista (Advocate)     16 July 2020

Well analysed and advised by expert Mr. Hemant Agarwal, I endorse and appreciate.

P. Venu (Advocate)     16 July 2020

Apparently, you have not heard anything further about the complaint. Any further steps could be taken on hearing from the authorities concerned.There is no need to wake up the sleeping dogs. 


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