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Mohd Nishat   25 March 2024

Ncr related query

Ncr file hone k bad court m chargesheet kb jati h?



Quick Summary
This discussion clarifies the process following an NCR (Non-Cognizable Report). An NCR itself doesn't lead to a chargesheet as it pertains to offences police can't investigate directly. To proceed, a magistrate must take cognizance, potentially converting the NCR into an FIR. You may need to approach a senior police officer or a magistrate to request investigation or conversion to an FIR, and consulting a local lawyer is advised.

 4 Replies

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     26 March 2024

It's just a non cognizance report,  

No charge will be filed on the basis of NCR

Mohd Nishat   26 March 2024

Ncr krne k bad  ncr court m apne ap hi chli jati h ya hme le jana pdta h aur kya summon bhi ata h ?

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     26 March 2024

NCR can be converted into FIR upon order of the magistrate. NCR refers to Non Cognizable Register - impying crimes / offences which the local police cannot take cognizance of. So a magistrate is required to take cognizance, then an active FIR can be registered.

Adv.Shukla (advocate )     27 March 2024

Police have no power to investigate NCR. First approach (in written) CO, dySp or SP or higher rank officers  other than SHO to add additional cognizable sections in your report for investigation ,if possible or you can file an application under section 155(2) Crpc  to magistrate for directing police to investigate the case . consult a local lawyer for it.


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