Advocate Apurva Singhal

Questions Answered by Advocate Apurva Singhal (25+ answers)

Q: CybDWARKA POLICE STATION CYBER

My account has been frozen from Dwarka Cyber Police Station My account has been frozen from Dwarka CybDWARKA POLICE STATION CYBER

Advocate Apurva Singhal answered
Agar aapka account Dwarka Cyber Police ke through freeze kiya gaya hai, to pehle aapko pata lagana hoga ki kis complaint ya FIR ke basis par action hua hai. Aap apne bank se written freeze notice copy maang sakte hain jisme case details hon. Uske baad, aapko concerned Cyber Cell me jaakar ya RTI ke madhyam se us complaint/FIR ki copy leni chahiye. Agar koi galat complaint hai, to aap legal remedy jaise Section 91 CrPC application ya anticipatory bail file kar sakte hain. Account unfreeze karwane ke liye court me application bhi di ja sakti hai. Jaldi action lena zaroori hai.

Q: Intentional police loud siren at night

serious concern regarding frequent and unnecessary use of police sirens in my area during late-night hours intentionally. These sirens are often used without any visible emergency and have been causing constant disturbance to my sleep, affecting my health and well-being. What should i do? Can i file criminal case for this intentional disturbance? Can i file civil case?

Advocate Apurva Singhal answered
If sirens are being misused regularly without visible emergencies and are affecting your health, you can file a formal complaint with the local police commissioner or DCP in writing. You may also approach the State Human Rights Commission citing violation of your right to peaceful sleep and mental well-being. Filing a criminal case may not be directly applicable unless there's proof of deliberate harassment, but a civil case for nuisance under tort law is possible if the disturbance is continuous and avoidable.

Q: WPCC matter from High Court of J&K

I got a letter mentioning WPCC 847/25 on the envelope from J&k despatcher can someone suggest what is it. Also the company name they are looking at my address is not registered at my address.

Advocate Apurva Singhal answered
The code WPCC 847/25 might be an internal or case reference number, possibly related to a legal or official document. If the company mentioned is unknown and not registered at your address, it could be a case of mistaken identity or wrong address. Do not ignore it. Keep the envelope and document safely and avoid responding without knowing the content. You may consult a local advocate with the letter for proper verification and next steps.

Q: frustration and mental health issues due to toxic parents

I have very toxic parents , first they had never given my my own space always interfered in my friend circle always kept forcing me to study study study and i hardly could ever play games . 2nd they forced me to take science i wanted to pursue commerce but they kept forcing and blackmailing me that if i dont take science they will stop my football coaching ,and so i had love for football i had to take science. i hate them is there anything i can do

Advocate Apurva Singhal answered
I understand your emotional distress. While parental pressure may be unfair, unless it leads to physical abuse or severe mental harm, legal remedies are limited. You may consult a family counsellor or psychologist. If you're a major and financially independent, you have the right to make your own life and career decisions without force. If harassment continues, you may consider legal protection under personal liberty and mental harassment laws.

Q: Legality of Marrying granpas brothers granddaughter from his daughter

Can I marry a person who is my mother's, father's brothers daughters daughter, for example she is cousin which my mothers 2nd grandfathers grand daughter from his daughter side. Her mother and my are sisters according to custom, what is legality of marrying that girl. If there is 89% of no genetic issue.

Advocate Apurva Singhal answered
Under Hindu Marriage Act, marriage is prohibited between sapindas or close blood relatives unless there is a valid custom permitting it. Based on your explanation, if the girl falls within the prohibited degree of relationship, then such a marriage is not valid unless you both belong to a community or caste where such marriages are traditionally accepted. I suggest verifying this with your family elders or through documented custom. Genetic compatibility is secondary—legally, custom and sapinda rules apply first.