Passport and fir

If action is dropped in a criminal case at the FIR stage, it generally should not impact the issuance of a passport. Courts have consistently ruled that a pending FIR, without a chargesheet being filed or the court taking cognizance, is not a sufficient reason to deny a passport. 

Filing an FIR (First Information Report) is a preliminary step in a criminal investigation. It doesn't automatically mean someone is guilty or has committed a crime. 

Mere pendency of an FIR does not disqualify an individual from obtaining or renewing a passport. 

While police verification is part of the passport application process, it's primarily to ensure the accuracy of the applicant's details and check for any criminal history. An FIR that has been dropped should not negatively impact the police verification process.

However you may have to disclose the details of FIR  and the action dropped report also in your application for passport.

1.yes.

2.you will have to  be present in home at the time of  police verification. 

But sir the police Didn't told me about FIR. I. KNOW it once after I check on online only

Do you admit that you were implicated in the offence?

If yes, then it becomes your duty to follow it up and get it disposed, you cannot blame anyone for your own mistake

It cannot be said that a criminal action is pending only when the summons is served upon the accused to stand trail.