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police has not registered my complain


31-Jul-2024 (In Civil Law)
i drank at my flat, after that rode my scooter and went outside to take some fresh air, got blacked out, donot remember when i reached my flat back and how. but my scooter is missing. given complaint application and wrote all the true things in police station, but didnot got any recieving or nor any fir is registered. what should i do, i am afraid my vehicle is stolen and can me misused.
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Answer #1
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An e-FIR can be filed online by visiting the official website of the concerned police department and submitting the necessary details. However, the process of filing an e-FIR varies from place to place. Therefore, the first step is to visit the correct official website of the concerned police department. Once you land on the home page, carefully go through the contents of the website to ensure correct filing of an e-FIR. It is crucial to exercise utmost care when filing an e-FIR, as incorrect filing may lead to legal consequences.
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Answer #2
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Dear Client, based on your situation first we have to know if the papers of your scooter are also stolen with the scooter then it has to be filed for a motor vehicle stolen case. otherwise we have to go through a process to recover your vehicle documents. Hope this answer helps you, for detailed discussion feel free to contact us.
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