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I have received a notice from police station what should I do


20-Mar-2025 (In Criminal Law)
I received a message last year saying part time job and i clicked on link and got reverted to telegram they said part time job like we will give you money and bank details you have to pay them the money and I did as they promised to pay me commission I did around 2 lakh rupees transaction using my jio bank account and I have received a notice saying I have a case failed against me and I need to visit cyber police station the sections are 66(c) 66(d) 318(4) BNS U/s 94 & 179 of BNSS Please help m
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Answer #1
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Answer #2
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sir as you hand received a notice from police station you are accused of having committee a crime and hence it is advised to take a bail from the court and then appear before the police station, so that you can without any risk of being arrested can attend the police station and provide them the required information and co-operate with the investigation.
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Answer #3
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1. Understand the Charges The sections mentioned in the notice indicate offenses related to identity theft, cheating by impersonation, and money laundering: Section 66(C) IT Act – Identity theft (misuse of someone's personal data). Section 66(D) IT Act – Cheating by impersonation using computer resources. Section 318(4) BNS – Likely related to fraud under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNSS). Sections 94 & 179 BNSS – Possibly related to dishonestly receiving stolen property and failure to cooperate with authorities. 2. Immediate Steps to Take Do not ignore the notice – Visit the cyber police station as mentioned. Gather all evidence – Collect chat records, payment screenshots, and any proof showing you were unaware of any fraud. Avoid admitting guilt – Only provide factual details. Consult a lawyer – Since the case involves financial transactions and cyber fraud, legal representation is crucial.
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Answer #4
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Dear Sir, It is a serious case and approach the Police with Advocate and try to convince them and see that your name is removed from the FIR. Otherwise get the copy of FIR and get anticipatory bail and later approach High Court and seek quashing of FIR against you. If charge sheet is filed against you then you have to face a big problem.
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