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Threat of false criminal case against me can I lose my job
25-May-2023 (In Criminal Law)
I am an central govt. employee, stationed at Hyderabad. My native place is Haryana. Due to some property dispute involving my father (with which i am completely unrelated), opposing party is threating to file a false case (they can arrange false witness) against me. I am afraid that it may cost me suspension from my job and hardships. It could result in termination from my job if they will be able to prove those false charge in court. (They have been able to prove such charges in courts with false witness against some people). Because of that fear i am not able to visit my native place even wi
sir, you have prove that at the time of case registered r fighting happened between your father and opposite party, you are not that place of offense and you have said your working in hyderabad, you take office record that at that time you are working in hyderabad. so many will keep false cases but we have to prove the case.
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Adv. S.Malla Reddy
Hyderabad | 100+ Answers
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If you were not around the place of alleged crime (haryana) you need not worry.
Since you are a government servant, probably you will have a system wherein your attendance is recorded or any other proof to demonstrate that you were in hyderabad when the incident was reported or going to be reported.
Now it appears that the opposite party is yet to file a case against you . so if it is not filed then no worries. if a case has been filed, then you need to file a quash petition in the high court and ask for a quash or stay.
hope this helps.
If you were not around the place of alleged crime (haryana) you need not worry.
Since you are a government servant, probably you will have a system wherein your attendance is recorded or any other proof to demonstrate that you were in hyderabad when the incident was reported or going to be reported.
Now it appears that the opposite party is yet to file a case against you . so if it is not filed then no worries. if a case has been filed, then you need to file a quash petition in the high court and ask for a quash or stay.
hope this helps.
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Adv. Rajagopalan
Hyderabad | 500+ Answers
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