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Dear Sir,

Submit a written complaint to the Superintendent of Police (SP/DCP) under:

Section 154(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure

Attach:

Death certificate

UDR number

Photos / medical report

Any evidence of defective cylinder

The SP can direct registration of FIR.

Dear client,

First, in Indian law, being in multiple consensual relationships at the same time is not, by itself, a criminal offence. Cheating in a romantic relationship, without marriage or financial fraud, generally does not attract criminal liability. Moral wrongdoing and legal wrongdoing are different in the eyes of law.

However, legal action may be possible in certain specific situations.

If he induced you into a physical relationship by falsely promising marriage, and at the time of mak

Dear client,

You need a full First Information Report (FIR).Your father’s statement must clearly mention the motive (the land dispute/thwarting official demarcation), the weapons used (sticks/stones), and the specific names of the attackers.

Ensure the doctor records that the injuries were caused by "blunt force" or "sharp objects" as per the attack. If there is a bone fracture, it must be registered under Section 325 IPC (Grievous Hurt), which is non-bailable.

Mention in the FIR that the

Dear Client,

The pendency of a discharge application before the trial court for one accused does not bar the filing of a quashing petition before the High Court under Section 528 BNSS, as both remedies are independent and can be pursued simultaneously. An accused can seek quashing of criminal proceedings even if other co-accused do not do so, and the High Court may quash the case qua that particular accused if the allegations are vague, no specific role is attributed, the dispute is essentiall

Dear Client,

On proof of breach, the Magistrate may forfeit the bond amount, issue a warrant for arrest, and commit the person to civil prison for the unexpired portion of the bond period, subject to the maximum period prescribed by law, after giving an opportunity of hearing.

The purpose is preventive, not punitive, and courts consistently hold that violation of such bonds shows disregard for lawful authority, justifying strict action to maintain public peace and order.

What you are asking for little difficult here in India. These kinds of evidence are not directly entertained in Indian Courts unless these proofs have come through the investigation agencies or directly from the owners due to court orders.
There is no authority to issue certification like that. In case you are fighting a case and want to use them then you will have to submit that to the court and court shall pass order to get that verified through forensic, if required.

You will have to wait for the quashing to be done or else you come to India and get your name removed by filing an application before the competent court. You also need to the visit the police station and find out that why there is an FIR in your name. Unless you have gotten your name cleared from the FIR the embassy or passport office will take the same stance.

Dear client
What you're asking for is highly unusual and courts do not entertain these kind of request. On rare occasions If your lawyer is absent on that day the court may allow you to proceed with your case in person or else it can grant you Adjournment to engage any other lawyer. Your expectation Of getting adjournements every time on this particular reason will not be entertained by the court.

If your brother is truly having mental issues then you can file for a receiver order application to a Judicial Magistrate court. The application is filed to get an order from the court to send a person with mental abilities to the rehab or asylum for his betterment.

Dear Sir,

For an individual bribery complaint:

File complaint with State ACB/Vigilance
Preserve evidence (audio, witnesses, documents)
If no action → approach High Court
Seek CBI probe only if State machinery fails