Communal threats Communal threats

2 years ago

Dear Sir/Mam,
I got a threat from my Mr Anas Khan (brother-in-law), where he threatened that he will murder me if I come to my wife's place. I want legal help regarding the same

Anik

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A.Dear Client,
You must notify your local police department via a general journal and inform them of everything. There is no need to register a FIR; simply inform the police. You can hire a local lawyer to accompany you to the police station or chat with a lawyer for more information.
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Abhimanyu Shandilya

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A.You need to intimate this to your local police through a general diary and let them know bout all. No need to file an FIR but just intimate the police. You can take help of local lawyer to visit the police station or speak to the lawyer for better clarity.
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