Milk delivery boy ran away with the motorcycle and containers

819 votes

Please inform local SP at the earliest it's his duty to direct filing of FIR if police refuse to file and FIR of cognizable offence. THERE IS AN OBLIGATION TO DO SO AND THERE MUST BE SUPERVISION IN ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.

Advocate Rahul Shrivastava LawRato

682 votes

You will file complain (pariwad) , near your district court, and firstly you will complain your city s.p., if s.p. has not take action you will go to district court,
And you will any so we will help you

Advocate Virendra Janardan LawRato

623 votes

Yes, theft is a cognizable offences against which either an FIR would lie or if the Police fails to register the FIR then a complaint under Section 156(3) CRPC read with Section 200 CRPC is to be filed.

LawRato LawRato

740 votes

Police is bound to lodge an FIR whether it is a cognizable office or non cognizable office. Lodging an FIR is a right of the citizen under Crpc and police can’t deny to lodge an FIR. If police is not lodging an FIR under section 154 CRPC, the complainant may make an application under section 156 before superintendent of Police to lodge an FIR, the Supretendent of Police the direct the concern police station in charge to file an FIR.

Advocate Soumya Rai LawRato