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Girl missing from home, might be gone with someone
08-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Girl of my known is missing from 07/06/22 since 12:30-2:30 during fir police asking for age proof on 10th marksheet there is mistake in dob that is 30/01/2004 but in real the dob is 30/10/2004 which is mentioned in aadhar but police is not accepting aadhar as age proof. What should we do file FIR with marksheet age proof by which girl is above 18 years but by actual dob she is under 18 which is mentioned in aadhar.Please guide us what should we do?
police has register an FIR. it
does not matter the age proof its
is a matter of investigation...go legal it can be accident, abduction, kidnapping,love jihad,it can be possible this can be a matter of love affair etc...
police has to write an FIR about the whole incident....if police directly is not writing report than by court it can be done by156( 3) crpc with due procedure....
does not matter the age proof its
is a matter of investigation...go legal it can be accident, abduction, kidnapping,love jihad,it can be possible this can be a matter of love affair etc...
police has to write an FIR about the whole incident....if police directly is not writing report than by court it can be done by156( 3) crpc with due procedure....
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Adv. Rajesh Bhadana
Noida | 100+ Answers
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FIR lodged or not and as per Age proof part is concern te marksheet is much authentic compare to Adhar Card so if still have issues then explain it before court of law and for more clarification you may contact us then I'll elaborate properly about your case. Advocate Anurag Bhatt Allahabad High Court
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Adv. Anurag Bhatt
Allahabad | 500+ Answers
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If police is not registering the FIR you may avail the remedy given in sec 154(3) Crpc i.e. sending the complaint in written to the SP of concerned district by postal service or in person.
If you do not get any response then you may again avail the remedy of sec 200 Crpc. i.e. giving complaint in oral or in written to the judicial magistrate of the concerned jurisdiction.
And if you know that the girl is within someone illegal detention you may approach Hon'ble High Court with Habeaus Corpus writ.
If you do not get any response then you may again avail the remedy of sec 200 Crpc. i.e. giving complaint in oral or in written to the judicial magistrate of the concerned jurisdiction.
And if you know that the girl is within someone illegal detention you may approach Hon'ble High Court with Habeaus Corpus writ.
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Adv. Apoorva Jyoti
Lucknow | 25+ Answers
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