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Accident case and fir refusal by police


05-Oct-2023 (In Criminal Law)
My mother hit by motorcycle , a persona who was with main accused was captured by public but main culprit was absconded , and by any means motorcycle numbers could not be found and now police are saying they will not register any fir without motorcycle numbers so how could i file fir?
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Answer #1
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See, as you are saying that the accused was caught by the public and the other criminal absconded, the police should have written a first information report, finding out which vehicle it was, what number it was, it comes under the work of the police, I think the police. And criminals are found, contact me, we will file first information report as per legal process, if they do not file then we will file first information report as per judicial process.
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Answer #2
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If police is refusing your FIR then you must go to the SP office of jurisdiction with your FIR and tell about the ignorance of police ( where you or accuse live or where the accident happened). And in case of unknown accuse or vehicle, make the captured man as party and you then you will see accuse will appear automatically.
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