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Investigating Officer is filed a false chargesheet in 376 IPC, pocso
19-Jun-2023 (In Criminal Law)
HiI am Narender from delhi. I am facing a trial in U/S 342, 323, 376, 376(2)n IPC & 6 Pocso Act, PS-Kirti Nagar, Delhi. My Judicial custodial period is 10 months 4 days in Jail No. 8 & 9, Tihar, Delhi. nn1. Victim has stated before the Honb'le Trial Court that investigating officer told him, if you will not given statements against Narender then she will send to me and my mother's to jail. I had scared & i had given statements against Narender. nn2. Victim's mother has also stated before the Hon'ble Trial Court that she had given to statements of Investigating officer accused Narender is innocent and he had helped me but police wrongly arrest the accused NarenderNow, I want to know that how to filed a case against investigating officer and station house officer.
You can always approach and draft a written complaint with the higher authorities of the investigating officer. And if you wish to go legal then a case can also be filed against him/her under section 166 IPC and also under abetment of a criminal offence. For more legal assistance I am just a call away.
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Adv. Jitender Singh
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If you have been acquired from this case and you have conclusive evidences in your favour than u need to get FIR registered against the concerned officers u/s 211 ipc, 500 ipc etc, if police don’t do FIR then u need to application u/s 156(3) to the concerned court …u must hire expert advocate for the same
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Adv. D. Khan
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Details are required to be examined to suggest remedy. under given circumstances you are firstly require to apply for regular bail and thereafter to get FIR quashed. merely because statements are in favour does not acquit you nor same prove your innocence unless court order does not speak so. go legallyznd strategically. there are several remedies depending g upon facts of case.
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Adv. Siddharth Srivastava
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you can file the case through the police machinery and also through the judicial process... your case appears to be strong as per the facts mentioned above and it can help you to get acquitted from the court of law and also punish the true culprits
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Adv. Rohit Manan
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Give a detailed complaint in writing to the DCP concerned. If the DCP chooses not to act on the erring officials, you will be well within your right to move the jurisdictional court concerned under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure to seek a direction from the court for registration of FIR
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