Advocate Nishant Prashant

Questions Answered by Advocate Nishant Prashant

Q: Jhutha fir mere papa pe jhutha fir hua hai jabki wnki kio galti nahi

Mere cahcha aur wnke padosiyo ke bich khuch wiwad hua paise ke mamale me to mere cahcha ko ghar ghus ke mara aur mere bs cahcha ko hospital leke gye aur case krne ke liye sath le gye cahcha ne case kiya jisne wnko mara ajj wsne wlta case kr diya mere chacha pe aur to aur mere papa ka bhi naam le liya jabki papa bs hospital leke gye aur ladai me samil ni the mere papa pe bhi fir kr diya

Advocate Nishant Prashant answered
Aise mamlo mein cross-case (jhooti counter FIR) darj karwana aam baat hai taaki samjhauta karne ka dabav banaya ja sake. Ghabrayein nahi, aapke paas solid legal bachaav hain. Pehle toh hospital ke records, OPD parchi, aur CCTV/phone location preserve karein jo yeh saaf dikhaye ki aapke papa sirf ilaj ke liye hospital le gaye the aur jhagde ke samay mauke par shamil nahi the (Plea of Alibi).Dusra, Investigation Officer (IO) ko aur SP/DCP ko ek formal written representation dekar nishpaksh jaanch (fair investigation) ki maang karein. Saath hi, giraftari se bachne ke liye Sessions Court se Anticipatory Bail file karein ya fir High Court mein jhooti FIR radd karwane ke liye Quashing Petition lagwayi ja sakti hai. Proper drafting aur case representation ke liye aap mere profile ke zariye consultation book kar sakte hain.

Q: Parents are beating me for I'm not obeying them

I’m a 23F, but my parents control everything. They booked a school van/man to take me to college, don’t let me go outside or even open windows. I recently moved to a separate room for privacy, which upset them because they can’t spy on me 24/7. During my mandatory 3-month Bangalore internship, my father hired someone at my hostel to monitor me and forced 24/7 location sharing. I only went work↔hostel. Today I was hit with a rod, yesterday with slipper, and my hair was pulled. I have video.

Advocate Nishant Prashant answered
As a 23-year-old adult, you hold absolute constitutional rights to your personal liberty, privacy, and bodily autonomy. Subjecting you to physical beating with a rod and constant surveillance amounts to grave criminal offenses along with actionable domestic violence.Immediately back up all video evidence, injury records, and surveillance proofs to a secure cloud drive. You have the right to file an urgent petition under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act (PWDVA) seeking immediate court Protection Orders restraining your family from any form of violence, surveillance, or entry into your room. Additionally, a formal complaint can be lodged with the local police or Women Helpline (1091) for physical hurt, assault, and unlawful confinement. For immediate drafting of an emergency protection application and guided police representation, you can schedule a direct consultation through my profile.

Q: What Legal Actions Can Be Taken , Please Provide Sufficient Remedy

my native home is Ahirauli, Buxar, Bihar. My parents had four daughters and one son ,of them youngest daughter died in 2008 and the brother died in 1996, I used to financially help my brother for studies and my parents , my ancestral land was not partioned between my father and his brother , my uncle used to sell the plots by taking the sign of my father , in 2004 my father gave the power of attorney to my mother who gave me some portion of the land in bakshish deed, in 2005 my uncle's younger son filed a case on me from behalf of my father claiming that I have fraudulently taken the bakshish, and document is not correct, my father died in 2005 still this case is pending, in 2004 uncle's younger son made himself to be son of my father and changed his name reduced the age by 10 years gave another 10th exam made a new identity proof , in 2010 he took 50% of the land in his name via bakshish from my mother and my both the sisters supported him and still they are against me in all manner

Advocate Nishant Prashant answered
First, file a civil suit for the cancellation of the fraudulent 2010 Bakshish Deed along with a formal Partition Suit to secure your lawful share in the ancestral property, while seeking an immediate stay order (temporary injunction) to prevent any third-party sale. Second, lodge a criminal complaint before the Magistrate or police against your uncle's son for cheating, impersonation, and creating forged identity documents. Because this case relies heavily on revenue records and property titles, you can book a direct consultation through my profile for legal drafting and court representation.

Q: How can I raise a complaint against mPokket?

To raise a complaint against mPokket, you can contact mPokket support 088-0916-1059 through its official support channels.Submit Your Complaint:Explain the issue clearly and provide your registered mobile number, loan ID, transaction details, and any relevant screenshots or documents. Keep the complaint reference number for future follow-up.

Advocate Nishant Prashant answered
To raise a complaint against a digital lending app or NBFC, first submit a formal grievance to their designated Grievance Redressal Officer in writing. If the issue remains unresolved after thirty days or involves illegal recovery harassment, excessive penalties, or CIBIL report errors, you can escalate the matter directly to the Reserve Bank of India Ombudsman portal. For severe harassment, privacy violations, or threats from recovery agents, you have the full legal right to lodge a complaint with the cyber crime police and serve a formal Legal Notice to the company through an advocate.

Q: UPI Se Wrong Payment Ho Gaya, Paise Wapas Kaise Lein?

If you made a wrong UPI payment by mistake, you can raise a complaint 08809-161-059 through your UPI app or bank’s official support options. Keep the transaction ID, payment receipt, and other transaction details ready. Whether the payment can be reversed or refunded depends on the transaction status and applicable policy.

Advocate Nishant Prashant answered
If you made an erroneous UPI transfer, immediately inform your bank branch manager with the transaction details and lodge a dispute through official banking channels. Under the Indian Contract Act, a person who receives money by mistake is legally obligated to return it under the doctrine of unjust enrichment. If the recipient refuses to return your money, you have the full legal right to send a formal Legal Notice and file a complaint for criminal breach of trust and misappropriation.