Delay by police
1 year ago
I had filed a complaint against my husband and inlaws 4 months ago they called us for counselling,then for byan then from women cell file went to dsp then ssp now ssp has called dsp to explain him the case before passing FIR. Is the delay normal or there is something fishy? Is the SSP not sure therefore calling DSP to explain the case or is it normal?
A.Dear Client
Legal proceedings can often be complex, and the timeline can vary depending on the case's specifics and the jurisdiction in which it's being tried. The delay could be due to various reasons, such as the need for additional evidence, the complexity of the case, or a backlog in the legal system.
It's best to contact a legal expert, such as a lawyer, who can provide you with more specific information about the case's status and offer you advice on how to proceed.
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Legal proceedings can often be complex, and the timeline can vary depending on the case's specifics and the jurisdiction in which it's being tried. The delay could be due to various reasons, such as the need for additional evidence, the complexity of the case, or a backlog in the legal system.
It's best to contact a legal expert, such as a lawyer, who can provide you with more specific information about the case's status and offer you advice on how to proceed.
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A.Dear Sir,
You may better approach Court of Magistrate directly through Advocate by filing private complaint under Section 200 of Cr.P.C.
You may better approach Court of Magistrate directly through Advocate by filing private complaint under Section 200 of Cr.P.C.
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