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Procedure to file the complaint for offences against women.
03-Nov-2023 (In Criminal Law)
Hi Sir/Madam, If some person is threatening a woman and also passing wrong comment then under which ipc section he will be put behind prison. If we need to police complaint then what will be the evidence required.
You can file a police complaint u/s 324 of IPC evidence require is witnesses plus any text messages send a police complaint can be drafted and send to commissioner and deputy commissioner and senior p I of police station
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Adv. Abhishek Moreshwar Gokhale
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Dear Client,
Threatening is punishable u/s 506 IPC and calling bad words u/s 504 IPC - both the sections are non-cognizable. That means police will not arrest the accused person for the said offences.
Passing "wrong comments" - You must check the words used by him and if any indecent word or gestures are used by the accused which made the woman feel shy or ashamed and therefore she feels that her modesty was outraged, it certainly amounts to a cognizable offence u/s 509 IPC. In your case, if the accused person (supposedly a man) has so passed any vulgar comments, the concerned woman can go to police and lodge ber complaint. Law provides 3 years imprisonment for this offence. An eye witness alone could be a sufficient evidence.
Threatening is punishable u/s 506 IPC and calling bad words u/s 504 IPC - both the sections are non-cognizable. That means police will not arrest the accused person for the said offences.
Passing "wrong comments" - You must check the words used by him and if any indecent word or gestures are used by the accused which made the woman feel shy or ashamed and therefore she feels that her modesty was outraged, it certainly amounts to a cognizable offence u/s 509 IPC. In your case, if the accused person (supposedly a man) has so passed any vulgar comments, the concerned woman can go to police and lodge ber complaint. Law provides 3 years imprisonment for this offence. An eye witness alone could be a sufficient evidence.
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Adv. Arvind Thongepatil
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You can file FIR under section 354 ,509 of Indian penal code and sole testimony is sufficient for this offence , police authorities is bound to register offence ,if police is not registered offence you can file complaint in JMFC court under section 156(3) of crpc
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Adv. Kailash Rathod
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