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Police refused to file FIR what to do
22-Feb-2023 (In Criminal Law)
hi.I had fild complaints of harassmnet in my organization.I was denied knowledge of outcome on my complaints and then terminated me on 14th nov 2016.on day of termination, HR was forcing me to surrender laptop that has evidence which I stated would be returned after securing evidence copies.Because of that HR confined me in room for nearly 5 hours, tried to force me to sign a confession, then pressured me into giving an undertaking, called a man into room when ther were already two HR ladies in room, when I ran away they stopped my accesses etc.I went next day on 15th nov 2016 to file police complaint and they only made one bogus NC.I went on 21st nov to register fIr, they refused.on 30th nov 2016 i submitted my own written complaint.Now in Feb 2017 police send letter saying we are disposing your complaint based on company advocates reply, you take matter to labour court. What are my options now...clearly police are not ready to register FIR and it is actually wrong on their part.
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Following are suggesrions of your query.
1. File written Police complaint to your nearest police station and also file cc to higher police authority.
2. If police refused to register your FIR then you can approach the magistrate court for taking congnizance of the offense.
3.you can also file case in labour court and challenge your illegal termination along with comensation.
Following are suggesrions of your query.
1. File written Police complaint to your nearest police station and also file cc to higher police authority.
2. If police refused to register your FIR then you can approach the magistrate court for taking congnizance of the offense.
3.you can also file case in labour court and challenge your illegal termination along with comensation.
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Adv. Rajesh Mishra
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Hi, You can file private complaint before magistrate court u/s 200 of Cr.P.C and made prayer that action may be taken to register FIR u/s 156 (3) or Inquiry may be called u/s 202 of Cr.P.C. or process may be issued u/s 204 of Cr.P.C and magistrate will take cognizance u/s 190 of Cr.P.C.
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Adv. Sanjay Singh
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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you have lot of options but the details provided by you do not disclose the exact nature of hardship / violation of rights / abuse you are facing and kind of relief you are seeking .it would be more helpful for you and me if you provide more details regarding the matter .
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Adv. Avinash Jagannath Pawar
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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