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Police complaint by sisters In-laws


10-Aug-2024 (In Divorce Law)
My sisters In-laws have sent a letter to the police via SSP in another city, despite their court-granted divorce. The police contacted me and my family, asking us to visit the station without providing full details of the complaint, and directed us to contact the SHO for an appointment. I am concerned about involving my family in this matter. Do I legally have to visit the police station, or is there an alternative way to handl
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Hello, this is an improper procedure adopted by the police. If a complaint is filed against you, they should at least provide you with a copy of it. The most appropriate legal recourse in this situation is to file a blanket bail. Otherwise, they will send you summons and cause unnecessary harassment.
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