Police had denied filing the FIR for a cognizable offence

807 votes

Hello Sir / mam You can file complaint to senior police officer . as well as you can seek claim/compensation/Damages from the suspect/accused for that you have file Claim petition . you can contact me over phone call for further assistance Thank you Regards Advocate Kuber Hooda

Advocate Kuber Hooda LawRato

503 votes

You should file a complaint under 175(3) BNSS to the appropriate MM court of your jurisdiction and police would be bound to submit ATR to the court and an FIR will be registered thereafter. Also if you have got a MLC done , it would further strengthen your case

Advocate Vinay Redhu LawRato

600 votes

What is the status of your application/complaint given to SHO of concern police station? If the FIR has not been lodged till now file the same complaint to the higher authority first i.e. DSP/SP take receiving of the same if they deny to take the same. Just post it through registered post. As you have mention your ear drum is ruptured it comes under the definition of grievous hurt and it is indeed a cognizable offence.

Advocate Shubham Sharma LawRato

891 votes

hi, you can complain to police officer or you have copy. file complaint to sp. then you can file complaint to the magistrate also for issue of process against accused,be strong there is always a relief for genuine cause of action, for further assistance you can contact me.

Advocate Neha Gupta LawRato

917 votes

Situation where the police have not yet filed a First Information Report (FIR) after a road accident. Here's a brief summary of the steps you've mentioned: Application to the Superintendent of Police (SP) under Section 173(4) of the BNSS (Bihar Police Act): If the FIR has not been lodged, you can submit a written application to the Superintendent of Police. This application should include details about the accident, along with relevant images (such as photos of the accident location) to establish the genuineness and urgency of the matter. Once the application is prepared, you can courier it to the SP's office. Complaint before the Magistrate under Section 191 of the BNSS: If the matter is still unresolved after submitting the application to the SP, you have the option to file a written complaint before the local Magistrate. This would be done under Section 191 of the BNSS, which allows the Magistrate to take cognizance of the complaint and initiate action if necessary. Both these options are intended to ensure that the case is officially recognized and that the police or authorities take action.

Advocate Vivek Tanwar LawRato