Raped by someone

Dear Madam,
It is a very weak case however you may try after collecting all the necessary evidences and not to hurry unless you collect necessary evidences and see that you are able to convince the concerned law enforcing authorities and if no FIR is registered you have an option to file private complaint.

Dear Client,
Some grave offences under IPC, now BNS do not have a limitation period and such types of cases, like rape, can be filed even after a long time of incident. Unlike certain other crimes, there's no time limit within which an FIR must be lodged for rape, meaning it can be reported even after a significant period of time has passed. The victim has the right to report the crime to the police at any time, regardless of how long ago it occurred. Rape is considered a cognizable offense, meaning the police are obligated to register an FIR and investigate the case. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the investigation and prosecution of rape cases. So, reporting a rape, even after a delay, is crucial for the victim's healing process and for ensuring justice is served. You can lodge an FIR for rape at a belated stage with convincing reasons for not filing a complaint immediately after the commission of rape. However, it is a very difficult and cumbersome exercise to prove the case as the evidence may lost due to the passage of time. However, to succeed in that case, the reason for the delay in filing such a complaint/case shall be properly explained in a legally convincing way. Hence, it is suggested to consult an experienced lawyer while writing or lodging a complaint/FIR of rape to get it registered at the police station.