user100 27 October 2017
manoj 27 October 2017
FIR can be obtained from consent court by applying Certified Copy.
manoj
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sulemank 27 October 2017
Please use RTI Application
also go to local court and get FIR Copy in Rs 500
Advocate/CS Sanjeev Kataria ( Advocate) 28 October 2017
The police is bound to give a copy of the FIR, you may get it at the time of recording of 161 statment, meanwhile you can arrange for anticipatory bail . police is also required to follow the procedure of section 41 Cr PC
Mahadev 28 October 2017
1. Contact a advocate and he will get the FIR copy for you.
2. Online search for your state police website and over there you will get the concerned distrcit SP office number and email ID. Immediately reach out to them.See if your state police website also has option to lodge grievance online to DG/IG. Please use it.
3. In the state Police website, you should find a link to download FIR copyby giving your details. please use it.
4. The police have been bribed to their gills and hence the reason not to give you the FIR copy free of cost as they want to later arrest you so that you cannot applyfor anticipatory bail but don't worry your advocate will handle for you provided her is a good one and is not hand in glove with Police.
I would suggest use point 2 and 3 quickly and if it does not work out then reach out to an advocate to help you out. Knowing how Police is behaving in your case for few days until your anticipatory bail application is filed and order not passed, try shifting to a different place for this period so that police cannot anyway come near you.
DO NOT DELAY FILING ANTICIPATORY BAIL APPLICATION FOR YOU AND FAMILY. IT WILL COST YOU DEARLY AT A LATER STAGE IF YOU IGNORE.
5. Use SC Judgment of July 2017 and tell police to recommend case to District family welfare committe. Tell Police to give you a copy of FIR immediately and if not tell them you will appeal to higher ups.Please do not panic and while talking to police be genuine and confident and don't be scared.
user100 29 October 2017
user100 29 October 2017
Nitish Banka (lawyer) 01 February 2018
Online FIR in Delhi can be lodged if you have lost mobile phone.wallet or any documents. The Delhi police has an online portal https://www.delhipolice.nic.in/ on which by just entering basic information you may lodge a Missing Lost articles and NCR report without visiting police station.
NCR report is non cogniziable report which can be lodged for non-cogniziable offences as mentioned in Indian penal code.
Here are some Non Cogniziable offences include Public Nuisance, Causing Simple Hurt, Assault, Mischief etc.
Read more at: https://www.lawyersclubindia.com/forum/What-is-meant-by-cognizable-offence-Non-cognizable-offence-5849.asp
1) Name
2) Father’s / Mother’s Name
3) Address
4) Mobile Number (Not Mandatory)
5) E-mail ID
6) Place, Date & Time (if known) of Loss
7) Descripttion of Lost Articles (Can add upto 10 items in one report)
Please do not use this option if loss is due to theft or some other crime.
Adv. Nitish Banka
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Nitish Banka (lawyer) 22 March 2018
Police plays a vital role in collection of evidence and facts which is heart and soul for a criminal case. The main role of police in criminal case is Search, Seizure and interrogation. It is widely believed that the role of police starts after the registration of FIR which is under 154 of Cr PC or when magistrate directs the registration of FIR and investigation under 156(3). but will happen if your 156(3) is also dismissed and no FIR is registered in your case. The answer is complaint under 200CrPC.
The provisions of 200 CrPC are of different nature and is made for people who can prove their own case without the intervention of police that means there is no requirement of search and siezure in the case and complainant has material to prove a criminal case. Generally offences like cheating, forgery, criminal breach of trust are good cases to come within the ambit of S. 200 Crpc.
The role of police in 200 CrPC is defined under 202 CrPC
If an investigation under sub- section (1) is made by a person not being a police officer, he shall have for that investigation all the powers conferred by this Code on an officer- in- charge of a police station except the power to arrest without warrant.
The role of police is limited when it comes to inquiry under 202 Crpc and magistrate has to record reasons before initiating such inquire and specifying the scope of inquiry.
In Kewal Krishan vs Suraj Bhan and another AIR 1980 SC 1780 “Further, the inquiry under Section 202 is of a limited nature. Firstly, to find out whether there is a prima facie case for issuing process against the person accused of the offence in the complaint and secondly, to prevent the issue of process in the complaint which is either false or vexatious or intended only to harass such a person. At that stage, the evidence is not to be meticulously appreciated, as the limited purpose is to find out “whether or not there is sufficient ground for proceeding against the accused”. The standard to be adopted by the Magistrate in scrutinising the evidence is also not the same as the one which is to be kept in view at the stage of framing charges. At the stage of inquiry under Section 202CrPC the accused has no right to intervene and it is the duty of the Magistrate while making an inquiry to elicit all facts not merely with a view to protect the interests of an absent accused person, but also with a view to bring to book a person or persons against whom grave allegations are made.”
In Kewal Krishan vs Suraj Bhan and another AIR 1980 SC 1780, to the effect that the standard to be adopted by the judicial Magistrate in scrutinizing the evidence is not the same as at the stage of framing charges. At the stage of Section 204 Cr.P.C., if there is prima facie evidence in support of the allegations in the complaint, that would be sufficient ground for issuing process to the accused. Standard of the said evidence so collected to sufficient grounds for proceeding further is lower than the one to be adopted at the stage of framing charges. It is always open to the Magistrate to weigh the probability and prima facie truthfulness of the evidence produced at the preliminary stage and to form an opinion that no ground exists for proceeding against the accused by passing a speaking order. Wide discretionary power has been conferred u/s 202(1) Cr.P.C. to postpone the issue of process and to either hold an inquiry himself or to direct an investigation to be made by the police officer as he thinks fit, for Cr.Misc. 54913 M of 2007 – 20-
the purpose of deciding whether or not there is sufficient ground for proceeding. When a statute gives wide discretionary power to an authority or Court to adopt any one of the procedures prescribed under law, it becomes mandatory for the said authority for recording reasons for exercising the power even if the statute does not expressly enjoin upon the said authority to do so. It goes without saying that the reasonableness of the exercise of discretion can be decided keeping in view the object, which the statute seeks to achieve while granting discretion.
In Ranjit Puri and others vs Uggar Sain1974 Crl.L.J. 1229, an order passed by the Magistrate, not recording reasons for postponing the issue of process and directing the police investigation was set aside by the our High Court. The order directing the police to investigate the matter, after preliminary investigation and the order of issuing process without proper application of judicial mind, was held to be bad.
The police does not have unfettered powers of investigation in 202 unlike 156(3) but still police can get involved in cases pertaining to 200 crpc but for a limited purpose.
By Adv. Nitish Banka
Practicing Advocate in Supreme Court of India
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Nitish Banka (lawyer) 24 April 2018
You receive a call from the police station and on the other line there is an Investigating officer is on the other side of the line.For one moment panic strikes you and you come to know that your wife has lodged a false 498a case against you and your family.
The Io asks you to visit police station so called CAW cell.
When you go and visit CAW cell harassment starts poring in the IO and other mediators starts pressurizing you to settle the matter. You gain strength and refuse to settle the matter and comes back to your home.
Then again you receive the call from the CAW cell to come and join then again then again….
These calls from CAW cell are against the law and just meant to harass you. Even if you join the mediation process and attend N number of dates present defence evidence to the IO. Still the CAW complaint gets converted into FIR and these calls fails to stop…
The reason for such calls is done with clear motive of harassment and put pressure to settle the issue with estranged wife and if you fail to settle then FIR is converted.
As per the Delhi High Court Judgement they have prescribed certain guidelines which is envisaged under Section 41A of CrPC that a written notice with prescribed format has to be sent to the accused while summoning him to appear before IO. So if IO calls the accused i.e husband and relatives of the husband by making a mobile call that is impermissible as per law.
Anticipatory bail in 498a is advisable and recommended
A family comes under pressure when they come to know that a FIR under section 498a has been lodged in police station.
The first cause of stress is call be Investigating Officer to join investigation to old parents, husband, husband sister or brother.
The trauma is whether they can be arrested or not.
It is not advisable to visit investigating officer without protection from the court this protection is termed as Anticipatory Bail.
The chances of getting bail under 498a is quite high as I have already discussed in detail in one of my articles
chances of getting anticipatory bail 498a
The conditions of anticipatory bail are not very stringent but if they are stringent it can always be challenged. I have discussed in detail the conditions Conditional Anticipatory Bail 498a/406
Now as per the judgement of 498a under Rajesh Sharma versus State of Uttar Pradesh. there is a stay on automatic arrest in the cases of 498a. But this judgement is challenge in higher bench and revisit the judgement.
(i) Police officers should be mandatorily required to issue notices under Section 41A Cr.P.C (in the prescribed format) formally to be served in the manner and in accordance with the terms of the provisions contained in Chapter VI of the Code. Model…
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