Sir take up the issue with senior police officer and file a petition for quashing before high court also a separate petition for taking steps against the police officers.
Police has charged me with false allegations and is threatening to do the same with my brother.
Sir take up the issue with senior police officer and file a petition for quashing before high court also a separate petition for taking steps against the police officers.
Senior Police officers are also involved. How much time it will take for the matter to be resolved. What is the maximum punishment which could be asked for the culprit police officer. He is threatening to destroy my life and my brother's life.
See you file petition based on there action and abuse of power high court can issue direction to register FIR against involved police personal and based on charging sections they can be trialed.
They arrested me and tortured for 3 days and then presented before magistrate after charging with section 452, 327, 323, 506 & 34 of IPC and sec 25 & 27 of arms act. What is the maximum and minimum punishment for the Police officers involved in such a heinous and shameful crime.
your question is not clear there are many crimes and different quantum of punishment for those crimes in case police is harassing you and your family then you have to move your petition in the High Court request the FIR lodged by police against you and at the same time you request the court to give direction to the police to not to harass you
See since they have charged you in offence you need strict proof that you were falsely charged and tortured to get FIR against you quashed and then subsequently take step against such officer. They can be terminated and further can be trialed for offence for abuse of power beating torture.
1. Give some background details of the case as which lead the police to give such threat.
2 If this is for money or for some extraneous reasons then you can lodge complaint of intimidation and extortion.
3. So lodge a complaint in writing on which basis if the police does not register FIR then you can file case u/s 156(3) crpc for direction upon police to register FIR.
you cannot sue the police officer directly or sue Police department but you can file the case for violations of your fundamental rights against the state only.
Remember, Police officers also have a number of defence available to them so they can take levrage of that.
Every person who is arrested is supposed to be taken before the nearest magistrate within 24 hours of the arrest. (Time taken to travel to the Magistrate is excluded from the 24 hours.
If you are being detained by the Police and are not produced before the Magistrate within 24 hours, it is illegal. You (you friend / relative) have the right to directly approach the High Court and file the writ of Habeas Corpus.
You can file a writ petition in HC and pray for appropriate directions. They will be charged for custodial harrassment. Filing false complaints and torturing you. The punishment ranges from 2 years to 7 years.
police woukd conduct investigations and file charge sheet
criminal cases take 10 years to be disposed of
You ha ve to prove your innocence during trial
if there is no evidence against you then you would be acquitted
you can seek prosecutuon of poluce officers
Why should police do that to you, have you ever been booked for any other charges earlier?
If the police has registered FIR then you can obtain AB to face them in the trial proceedings.
You have still not furnished the reason that why some police officers are behind you and what are all the charges framed against you?
If you were charged under the said sections of law and if they are proved false,m then you can file a complaint against the said police office for malicious prosecution, upon proving the same the court may pass an order against the police officer as the charges proved against them.
1. If false FIR has been filed then the first priority should be to absolve yourself from the case.
2. It is not clear from your query as to what is the stage of investigation and more specifically, whether chargesheet has been filed.
3. No case is made out against police unless you are exonerated.