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How can I request a CBI enquiry when the police are not fulfilling their duty?


17-Jul-2024 (In Criminal Law)
I filed a complaint against my business partner, shop owner, and others for illegally seizing my shop with the help of police involvement. I sent copies by post to the SSP, Human Rights Delhi MLA, Chief Minister of Punjab, Women's Cell, and the High Court judge. The accused obtained signatures on a Panchayati Rajinama with three witnesses from each side. We were coerced into signing these papers under severe threat, especially since the ASI involved had already lodged a false FIR against me. These influential individuals are obstructing police duty. How can someone request a CBI inquiry when the police are failing to perform their duties?
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Answer #1
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It's for the hon'ble high court to provide relief such type of matters. But you can also avail other remedies. But its always advisable to go for proper process to get a relief. You can file a criminal complaint before the magistrates. As normally you can get proper relief from the court. You can also file civil suit to get property back.So always choose proper course to get reluef
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Answer #2
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CBI inquiry cannot be claimed in each and every case it can only be rarest in rate case. facts of your case doesn't involve any rarety. you can file complaint before the court of judicial magistrate first class if your city if you not satisfied with the police investigation. you can also file fivil suit to claim any damages etc.
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Answer #3
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Hi, You have to file a petition before the Hon'ble High court to transfer the inquiry from police to CBI. You can also file private complaint before the Magistrate or seek the indulgence of Magistrate to register FIR under section 156(3) Cr.P.C.
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