Lost original UDR and FIR report
9 months ago
Hi Sir,
In my case Tasildhar office has lost original Unnatural Death Report (UDR report) and Police officers have lost the original FIR report,is it suggest able to proceed with certified copies or do we have any other process to proceed further.
Please suggest
Thank you
A.Dear client,
There is some confusion here. FIR cannot be lost. It is not a lose document but a part of a register. If your complaint is lost, the remedy is to write another complaint, take it personally to the police station and insist on getting a receipt and registering it as an FIR if it constitutes a cognizable offence. You are entitled to get a copy of this . If there is a problem send a copy of this to the SP/ DCP by registered post.
There is some confusion here. FIR cannot be lost. It is not a lose document but a part of a register. If your complaint is lost, the remedy is to write another complaint, take it personally to the police station and insist on getting a receipt and registering it as an FIR if it constitutes a cognizable offence. You are entitled to get a copy of this . If there is a problem send a copy of this to the SP/ DCP by registered post.
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