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Dear Client,
In the given scenario, being a victim of fake assurance of a job, if you are well-equipped with the evidence supporting your claim against the person, you can lodge an FIR against them for criminal breach of trust and cheating under Sections 316 and 318 of the Bharatiya Naya Sanhita(BNS) at the local police station. Apart from that, serving a legal notice to him, you can file a money suit against him in the civil court seeking appropriate relief in the matter. Hence, it is recommen

Dear Client,
Apart from disciplinary actions for committing intentional deception or misrepresentation by an employee for personal gain, causing financial or reputational loss to the company leading to dismissal or termination from service for proven misconduct, a company can take both civil and criminal actions against an employee who committed fraud with the company's business, that may include filing a police complaint (FIR) for offences like cheating/forgery, suing for damages/breach of con

Dear Sir,

Apply for Bail (If Not Already)

Both sections are bailable

Police cannot keep you in custody unnecessarily

If FIR is registered → approach JMFC Court, Kannur

Collect Evidence in Your Defence

Very important for future:

Accident spot photographs

CCTV footage (shops, traffic cameras)

Vehicle damage photos

Wound certificate of injured (to check if “grievous” is correctly classified)

Witness statements (neutral witnesses help a lot)

Dear Sir,

Inform RTO / DTO in Writing

Submit a written complaint to:

District Transport Officer (DTO), Jalandhar

Request:

Suspension of DL process

Inquiry against agent

Correction / cancellation of forged entries

This shows good faith and prevents future issues.

Dear Sir,

Yes, there is a strong likelihood that the FIR against the husband will also be quashed, despite the wife filing objections, provided the settlement/MOU is on record and partly acted upon.

Now let me explain why, and also what you must do next to protect yourself.

Dear Sir,

What You Should Do Next

Go to a Government Hospital / Mental Health Facility today

Ask for psychiatric evaluation and explain exactly what you’re experiencing.

This is confidential and focused on your safety.

Ask for Help Managing Fear and Stress

Medication and counseling can reduce fear, paranoia, and panic quickly.

This can help you think clearly and protect your family.

Avoid Confrontation

Do not approach or accuse anyone.

Do not isolate yourself.

Bring a Trusted Perso

Dear Client,
An offence under Section 306 IPC(Abetment of Suicide) is non-compoundable, non-bailable, cognizable and considered a serious/heinous crime and cannot be settled or withdrawn through a compromise or financial settlement between the parties. Even if the victim's family agrees to a settlement, the case cannot be quashed or withdrawn, as it's not permissible under law. As per Section 108 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) that replaced the Section 306 IPC, abetment of suicide is puni

Dear Client,
Section 319 Cr. PC allows adding new accused if evidence emerges during trial, so keeping it alive for proper adjudication is crucial for justice. The Magistrate Courts possess inherent powers under Section 482 Cr.PC to ensure justice and prevent abuse of process, allowing correction of procedural errors and can recall orders if there's a patent lack of jurisdiction, fraud, or a clear mistake apparently appears on the face of records. An order of "not pressed" often implies the app

Dear Client,
Any type of threats are typically treated as criminal intimidation and a cognizable offence and a victim of such unreasonable threats can lodge an FIR against the errant person at the local police station for criminal intimidation under Section 351 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita(BNS) to resolve the issue. Gather evidence like text messages, audio/video recordings, witnesses, etc. and provide it in support of your FIR/complaint to the police at the time of registration of FIR or in

Dear Client,
In the given scenario, you can lodge an FIR/complaint against the concerned people of your neighbourhood community for threatening and criminal intimidation at the local police station under Section 351 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita(BNS). If the police refuse to register the FIR, you can file a complaint with the Judicial Magistrate under Section 175(3) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) seeking a direction to the police to register the complaint. Apart, serving a le