SHO is what action can i take against SHO
3 years ago
Hello everyone I filed a complaint against an ASI for closing my complaint upon filing RTIs to know what action has been taken ASI,SHO always send false info to threaten me,Now 2 complaints have been filed against when i against for the copy in RTI the SHO denied stating inqury pending but as per hon supreme court its my right to get a complaint copy what legal action can i take against this SHO
A.Dear Sir,
You may directly approach higher police officers and update them about such conduct and ask them to keep him under suspension. You may also register a criminal complaint before a Magistrate for manipulation of public records and blackmailing you misusing his official power.
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You may directly approach higher police officers and update them about such conduct and ask them to keep him under suspension. You may also register a criminal complaint before a Magistrate for manipulation of public records and blackmailing you misusing his official power.
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Abhishek Dobhal
Responded 3 years ago
A.File a case section 156(3) Cr.pc against Accused....Isme direct magistrate k saamne aap apni complaint de skte ho or magistrate apki complaint pe cognizance le sakta h.
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Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
The aggrieved can write a complaint of his case and send it to the Senior Officer of the police, or the Commissioner of police, or the Superintendent of police. The aggrieved may send the copy of this complaint to the Chief Justice of the High Court of that state. After analyzing the complaint if the above-mentioned posts believe the offence to be a cognizable offence, the may- investigate themself, or give directions to register the FIR and investigate the matter. If you found this helpful, please rate us.
The aggrieved can write a complaint of his case and send it to the Senior Officer of the police, or the Commissioner of police, or the Superintendent of police. The aggrieved may send the copy of this complaint to the Chief Justice of the High Court of that state. After analyzing the complaint if the above-mentioned posts believe the offence to be a cognizable offence, the may- investigate themself, or give directions to register the FIR and investigate the matter. If you found this helpful, please rate us.
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In case the SHO refuses to register a F.I.R. or refuses to act upon the complaint of the complainant, then as per Section 154 (3) CrPC, he/she must report to his higher officials i.e. ACP (Assistant Commissioner of Police)/ DCP (Deputy Commissioner of Police)/ CP (Commissioner of Police), regarding his inaction. If you found this helpful, please rate us.
In case the SHO refuses to register a F.I.R. or refuses to act upon the complaint of the complainant, then as per Section 154 (3) CrPC, he/she must report to his higher officials i.e. ACP (Assistant Commissioner of Police)/ DCP (Deputy Commissioner of Police)/ CP (Commissioner of Police), regarding his inaction. If you found this helpful, please rate us.
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