Advocate Deepak Chaudhary

Questions Answered by Advocate Deepak Chaudhary (25+ answers)

Q: Can a person with criminal record become IAS ?

I am preparing civil services from last 5 years. I have cleared prelims two times.FIR filed against me under section 323,324,341.court will give judgment next month If I convicted under this court, am I eligible to join ias or ips..? I will go for appeal for upper court ,but my doubt is this lower court conviction effect me to join ias? In 2010, supereme court clears the way for rape convict to join ias. In my case there is any possibility to excuse me to join IAS..? what are the upsc rules about criminal case on upsc aspirants? please advice me ...your advice is very necessary for my life to take decision of stop preparation of civil services or continue preparing for civils...... Thank you very much

Advocate Deepak Chaudhary answered
No, you can not appear in IAS examination, as you are not eligible for it. As you are the convicted person and by the details you have given me provided here, it is clear that no appeal is pending before any court of law. For more assistance you can contact me.Regards

Q: What to do if whereabouts of the wife is not known

Ever since my marriage my wife has the habit of picking up quarrels with me and my parents on some pretext or the other and has left her matrimonial home on a number of occasions. Other than her short period desertions, she stayed away from me from September 2010 to July 2016 at a stretch. After repeated persuasions I managed to bring her back in July 2016. A die hard lady deserted me again just after a year in July 2017. I presume that she has been getting support of her mother and living with her through out I got her fixed as a teacher in a school and my son admitted in Class V with a hope that she would soften to some extent. To my surprise, I was informed by her school authorities that she had left her teaching job in April 2018 and at the same time obtained a TC for my son, and left for an undisclosed destination. My calls on her and her mother’s mobile number have since gone unanswered and presently, her whereabouts are not known to me. Please advise.

Advocate Deepak Chaudhary answered
Sir,Firstly you must lodge missing F.I.R of your wife as well your son, then you can also complaint against your in-laws to the concern police station. In my opinion you should file court case against your wife and in laws to hide your son, it can be under custodian application , if you want your wife will come back with you , so you can file section 9 under HMA. Other steps also will be taken when you go further with my assistance.Regards