Filing of Cross FIR and its time limit

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Filing of Cross FIR and its time limit

08-Jul-2024 (In Criminal Law)

An FIR was filed against me under section 323 of IPC and bail was granted. There is my version of story of the incident. can I file a cross FIR after 25 days of incident as I was mentally unstable during this days was I was recovering. If I can, will the police consider my Cross FIR?

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Advocate Bindu Kamlesh Dubey LawRato · Accepted Answer · 2024-07-09T08:36:36+05:30

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Yes, you can file a cross First Information Report (FIR) in Mumbai if you believe you have a legitimate counter-complaint related to an incident. A cross FIR is filed when there are conflicting versions of the same incident from different parties involved. You can file it at the same police station where the original FIR was lodged or any other convenient police station. It's important to provide a detailed account of your version of the events, along with any supporting evidence. There is no specific statutory time limit for filing an FIR in India, including Mumbai. However, it is advisable to file it as soon as possible after the incident. Delays in filing can raise questions about the authenticity of the complaint and might affect the case, though they do not automatically invalidate the FIR. Courts may consider the delay during proceedings, so prompt action is recommended. If you encounter any difficulties, consulting a lawyer can be beneficial for navigating the process.

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