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I took my appointment letter from school from almirah breaking the loc


24-Sep-2023 (In Criminal Law)
I am primary teacher of West Bengal.CBI investigation is going on who get recruitment from 2014 TET.CBI asked primary board(West Bengal board of primary education) to submit original documents of each included teacher.They asked to submit almost 17 types of documents.especially COPY OF APPOINTMENT LETTER which is kept in school.i request HEAD TEACHER to give me it .but he didn't give it to me.All other'teachers have submitted it.but i can't.getting fears i came school and broke the almirah lock and took the documents i.e COPY of appointment letter.and i submitted it to my office.Now headteacher fill FIR against me.almost 87 days past.police give me a notice and ask me about the fact . I have told all this fact honestly.My question aren1,can we mutually withdraw firn2.if not withdraw, what will be the next procedure?n3 what should I do nown4, police does not fill chargesheet till nownnN.b:I have highcourt order copy which ask us to submit documents
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Answer #1
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dear client as per your query since both the parties want to come on mutual and the complainant want to withdraw the case the you can apply for the quashing of the fir from High court through which your fir will be quashed what is your jurisdiction place you can consult me online by paying online consultancy fees...
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Answer #2
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you have committed theft from where I see it. your honesty can grant you dividend if the police officer is equally honest and files a final report true instead of chargesheet against you. in all other case you have to be ready to face both criminal prosecution as well as departmental proceedings if it so happens. but good thing is if your headmaster agrees he can file an application for compoundable of the offence. if the magistrate denies to grant the same then an application for quashing of the fir can be made before the high court by filing a joint affidavit to that effect. Regards, Tanmoy Chattopadhyay, M.Sc (Net), LL.B (Delhi), Advocate, High Court, Calcutta.
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