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Relatives Filed CC In Court BNS


02-Jun-2025 (In Criminal Law)
Criminal complaint filed in court under BNS 348, 356(2) by relative based on FIR we filed in police station u/s 354 , 323, 504 , 506 ipc , police has filed charge sheet u/s 323 , 504 , 341 now based on this charge sheet opponent filed criminal complaint in court
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Answer #1
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Take a detailed legal consultation from a lawyer having expertise into criminal laws. Do get the contents of the FIR legally perused and explore remedies how to fight it in the court and before the Investigating agency.
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Answer #2
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If the Criminal complaint is filed in counter blast to the already filed FIR by the opponent you need not worry. He will have to prove defamation and other offences alleged based on the evidences in his possession else the case will die without any outcome against you.
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Answer #3
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Since the police have already filed a chargesheet under IPC Sections 323, 504, and 341, and not under the more serious sections 354 or 506, the accused can argue that the allegations were exaggerated or unsupported by evidence. The complaint now filed under BNS 348 and 356(2) appears to be a counterblast or retaliation. You should move an application under Section 482 CrPC before the High Court to quash the criminal complaint on grounds of abuse of process and lack of prima facie case. Collect all documentary evidence and witness statements to support your case.
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Answer #4
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it is a criminal matter to give any more insight on this issue we will need some more information to channelize a way out of this. kindly contact us for further communication and to find out a solution
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Advocate Shaun Jomon

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Answer #5
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Try obtaining the certified copies of the complaint and fir or chargesheet. Check thorough if the complaint is based on actual facts or it is merely a retaliation or counter blast, if yes, File an application for clubbing the cases. You may also seek to quashing (section 528 of BNSS). Connect with us to evaluate the jurisdictional aspect and other necessary facts to assist you better.
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