Unlawful activities of police

Dear Clients,
All the criminal offences and the relevant FIRs you narrated in your query pertain to 10 years and above. Generally, police are obligated to investigate an FIR promptly. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) outline the legal process of investigation, but there's no specific timeframe for the investigation of an FIR. Police can file charges and make arrests based on the FIR for months or even years after someone files it. This depends on the type of crime and how the police investigate it. The police can register an FIR (First Information Report) without conducting a preliminary investigation, especially for serious cognizable offenses like rape, murder, or kidnapping. However, for less serious cognizable offenses or non-cognizable offenses, they might conduct a preliminary inquiry before registering an FIR. The investigating officer has to submit a chargesheet (also known as a police report or final report) to the magistrate within 60 days (if the punishment is less than 7 years) or 90 days (if it's more than 7 years). In the absence of a cause of action, based on the presumption or apprehension of future consequences, an FIR or complaint an FIR shall not be entertained. So, let the perpetrator do any harmful act, to take legal action against him, post consultation with an Advocate expert in criminal matters to navigate the issue in the right way.