How to prove false allegation under pocso act ?

Immediate steps: (1) Obtain the FIR copy by asking the SHO for a certified copy (Youth Bar directions allow early supply and police websites/committees for grievances); if refused, apply to the SP and then the court under the BNSS rules requiring supply of the information. [Youth Bar Association v. Union of India -https://indiankanoon.org/doc/151036912/] [BNSS / MHA new criminal laws -https://www.mha.gov.in/en/commoncontent/new-criminal-laws]. (2) Prevent arrest and secure bail: engage an experienced criminal lawyer at once, seek anticipatory bail or urgent interim relief and invoke arrest safeguards laid down by the Supreme Court (Arnesh Kumar and Joginder Kumar arrest guidelines); press the court to direct non-coercive investigation and release on bail if arrest occurs. [Arnesh Kumar v. State of Bihar -https://indiankanoon.org/doc/2982624/] [Joginder Kumar v. State of U.P. -https://www.courtkutchehry.com/judgements/677520/joginder-kumar-vs-state-of-up-and-others/]. (3) Prove innocence: preserve and collect workplace evidence immediately'CCTV/video, access logs, swipe/entry records, visitor registers, time-stamped CCTV stills, colleagues-affidavits, HR records and phone/IT logs; ask the court/police to preserve CCTV/forensic data and order e'evidence collection under the BSA/BNSS procedures. File a carefully drafted bail/quash application (High Court under inherent jurisdiction where appropriate) and, if there is clear mala fides, seek quashing under the Bhajan Lal principles. [State of Haryana v. Bhajan Lal -landmark quashing guidelines]. (4) If the allegation is false, consider filing for prosecution under POCSO Section 22 for false complaint and push for disciplinary/criminal action against the complainant where evidence shows fabrication; simultaneously prepare to expose inconsistencies via cross'examination and expert forensics. [POCSO Act, Section 22 -https://www.latestlaws.com/bare-acts/central-acts-rules/children-laws/protection-children-sexual-offences-act2012/]. Act fast, document everything, and instruct counsel to file preservation/ anticipatory'bail/ quash/ discharge applications as appropriate (courts have repeatedly cautioned against routine arrests and allow quashing only in rare cases; use those precedents). [See Arnesh Kumar and Bhajan Lal cited above].