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Complaint closed by police without my consent


22-Aug-2023 (In Divorce Law)
I had received a threat given by unidentified person sent by my husband against whom i am fighting domestic violence case. I complained on women helpline followed by filling a complaint in police station where they alloted me diary number. I submitted my statement also. Now after 3 months, i enquired about my complaint and they said i have withdrawn the complaint so they dint fo anything. I have not withdrawn my complaint, neither have given any application to close it either. Can police withdraw a complaint without my consent What should i do?
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Answer #1
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hello client as i can see ur isssue is realley a serious in nature its fraud with the process of law itself along with the police department . in this matter you have to take legal action with the help of the court so you are able to defend againsts yourself as well as you are alao having threats to your life as well so you need to take an urgwnt action to save youself.
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Answer #2
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First of all we would like to peruse the contents of the complaint filed by you to ascertain as to what all sections can be made out under the relevant laws. Further you may consult a lawyer and seek advise for further action in this regard. Lawyer on your behalf can seek status from the concerned police station and in addition to that you may file a petition seeking ATR
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Advocate Anubhav Kathuria

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Answer #3
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police cannot withdraw the complaint without your consent. you may file a complaint before the magistrate directly or alternatively complain about this to the dcp or commissioner and if they do not take any action on your complaint, the file a petition before the magistrate.
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