Advocate Sachin Singh

Questions Answered by Advocate Sachin Singh (25+ answers)

Q: File a complaint against my younger brother

My father is suffering form chronic liver disease since 3 years and I was living with him but now I moved to overseas for my masters and in between my younger took the responsibility to take care of my father with his wife, instead taking care of him, they are abusing him on daily basis and when he doesn't agree to give his monthly rent to my brother they both harass my father physically and slapped him as well him as well and there is no one to help him out from this situation.

Advocate Sachin Singh answered
File a legal complain/FIR, Police will take action against the same and court will take immediate action to restrict him as per your application. This is best what i can suggest as per your circumstances.

Q: Query regarding forensic DNA medical report in delay intimate case

Is there any judgement case ( related to "sex on promise of marriage ") in which forensic medical report have got success in identifying sperm from vaginal cavity in situation where victim reported to cops after long duration of time ( for ex- 3 months or more since last relationship ) ? Is there any such case after implementation of new medical forensic guidelines (introduced in 2018 by ministry of home affairs & CFSL Chandigarh) till now ?

Advocate Sachin Singh answered
To identify the presence of sperm in the vaginal cavity, forensic scientists typically use a combination of tests and procedures. These include:1. **Microscopic Examination**: Direct observation of the sample under a microscope to detect the presence of sperm cells.2. **Acid Phosphatase Test**: A biochemical test that detects the enzyme acid phosphatase, which is present in high concentrations in seminal fluid.3. **Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Test**: Also known as the p30 test, this test detects PSA, a protein produced by the prostate gland and found in seminal fluid.4. **DNA Analysis**: Forensic DNA profiling can confirm the presence of male DNA, which can be further matched to a specific individual.The acid phosphatase test and the PSA test are particularly useful in confirming the presence of seminal fluid even if sperm cells are not found or are degraded.