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Lost 150gms of gold in rtc bus


27-Dec-2025 (In Criminal Law)
We were travelling to our hometown during this we had to change a bus while heading into bus due to rush my grandchild fell down I was trying to take her up in the meantime someone behind me steal my ornaments which were in my handbag.i noticed it when I was about to take the ticket and and we stopped the bus and informed it to police they checked the bus and said that they'll register FIR it's been 4 days we didn't got any update on the case. Please advice us
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Answer #1
583 votes
According to your question you have not given a proper details. Such as crime number and police station. If you give that I’ll assist you in this case. Without any proper information I cannot suggest you.
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Answer #2
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keep your bus ticket carefully with you, again go to policestation and request acknowledgement if still the case is not registered go to higher offical like ACP and Dcp with in 24 hours they will file the case in case if they won't file contact me I will file a private complaint through court.
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Answer #3
718 votes
please approach the concerned police station to get updated on your case. however, if no action has been taken by the police, you can address your grievance by sending a request letter to the commissionerate office seeking direction to the concerned police station for filing of your complaint.
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Answer #4
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The facts clearly disclose a cognizable offence of theft committed in a crowded public transport, attracting mandatory registration of FIR. Mere oral assurance by police has no legal sanctity. A delay of four days without FIR amounts to failure of statutory duty. You must immediately approach the same police station and demand the FIR number and copy. If FIR is not registered, submit a written complaint to the SHO with acknowledgment and simultaneously forward it to the Superintendent of Police. Seek immediate preservation of CCTV footage of the bus and bus stand. If inaction continues, invoke Section 156(3) CrPC now Section 175(3) BNSS before the Judicial Magistrate to compel registration and investigation.
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