1. No you need not take back or withdraw the earlier complaint. Both the cases can proceed simultaneously.

2. If the CAW Cell is not acting on your complaint then you have to move an application in the court of Magistrate so the court may direct the local Police Station to register FIR on the basis of your complaint and make proceed with necessary investigation.

3. The DV case filed by your mother needs to be perused. If allegations are of self same nature and in it abuses on you was also mentioned then you need not file separate DV case.

4. Otherwise do file a DV case and pray for his ouster from the shared household along with other necessary releifs.

1) complaint under DV Act has to be filed with metropolitan magistrate .

2) complaints filed by you with women cell are separate complaints and have no relation with Dv complaint to be filed .

3) you can file separate complaint under DV act .

1. You need not withdraw your complaint filed before the CAW cell for filing your complaint under DV Act,

2. You can file a petition u/s156(3) of Cr.P.C. before the Magistrate praying for direction upon the police to register a FIR based on your complaint and investigate and act based on that,

3. If your mother has covered your matter also in her DV complant then you need not file a fresh one for you,

4. DV complaint case has to be filed before the Magistrate.

1. You are under no obligation to withdraw your earlier complaint as both the complaint can run simultaneously. There is no nexus between your earlier complaint and the DV complaint which you wish to file. You can go ahead and file the DV complaint in the court of Chief Metropolitan Magistrate.

2. Why are you unsatisfied with the complaint that you filed to the women cell? Has CAW cell failed to take any action against your father? If yes, you may move to the High Court for ordering the prosecution of your father for the offence committed by him.

3. Did your mother also file the complaint under the same sections against your father? What was the outcome of her complaint?

4. Threatening to kill an individual is a very serious crime which the courts do not take lightly. If police has not acted against your father in respect of this allegation then you may exercise the right to move the High Court for action against your father.

This is repeat question .I have already replied as under ;-

'you can file case under DV Act against him for threatening to kill,etc.seek protection, prohibition, maintenance,even separate residence. You and your brother may file complaint against him in police. You and your brother can also file application under section 125 Crpc but under this you and your brother will get maintenance order.You have not mentioned about your mother.'

Complaint in CAW cell and under DV Act are two different proceedings.Dv complaint can be filed in the court of MM

file a complaint under DV in court of Judicial Magistrate,and you can also file private complaint under200crpc in the court of Judicial Magistrate

Dear Querist

yes you can file a domestic violence complaint against him before magistrate court and claim all the relief as per the act.

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Do agree with Mr. Barman

you can file DV act complain along with your earlier case . you can also file 156(3) for lodging FIR in case you are not satisfied with CAW proceedings

HI,

No need to withdraw your complaint in the CAW cell and if police is not co-operating to lodge an FIR approach the magistrate court under 156 (3) CRPC, with a complaint.You can pray for removing him from the household under DV Act.