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vish_bg_kar_in (Eng)     28 April 2017

5 victims submit 1 single complaint together?

5 women -- victims of forgery/cheating/impersonation submitted 1 single complaint(all 5 signed) to police. (All 5 women victims signature has been forged 7 impersonated repeatedly for 6 years in various government records)

Police saying this is not complaint but a pettition. FIR cannot be made with a petition. Police asking 5 women complainants to submit 1 complaint with only/any 1 victim signing it and rest 4 victims should not sign it & they will be treated as witnesses and FIR will have only 1 victim's name. 

  1. Is this stand taken by police correct? should victims follow police (oral) advice?
  2. there are 5 victims of crime - should there be 5 different FIR for each victim?
  3. or only 1 FIR with all 5 victims name in it?
  4. criminal acts/events have occured more than once (repeated continously for 6 years)...should this result in 1 FIR or an FIR for each crime event?

Thanks in advance,
Vish_bg_KAR_in



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Dr. MPS RAMANI Ph.D.[Tech.] (Scientist/Engineer)     15 May 2017

The 5 victims can file 5 separate FIR's in the respective police stations having jurisdiction. Each can give the name of the other 4 as witnesses.

vish_bg_kar_in (Eng)     15 May 2017

thanks for the response...so is this a rule that only 1 victim should sign a complaint and others should file seperate complaints?

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     19 May 2017

Originally posted by : Dr. MPS RAMANI Ph.D.[Tech]
The 5 victims can file 5 separate FIR's in the respective police stations having jurisdiction. Each can give the name of the other 4 as witnesses.

 

Agreed with Mr Ramani

Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Advocate)     19 May 2017

Originally posted by : vish_bg_kar_in
thanks for the response...so is this a rule that only 1 victim should sign a complaint and others should file seperate complaints?

 

 

No

 

police is bound to take notice of congnizable offence irrespective of  manner in whichit is reported.

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vish_bg_kar_in (Eng)     31 May 2017

Originally posted by : Sudhir Kumar
No
police is bound to take notice of congnizable offence irrespective of  manner in whichit is reported.

Sir...thanks for the  response.
 

Update: Complaint submitted with all vicitims signing it, FIR given in the name of 1 victim + all victims have been listed in the FIR.

Regards,
V


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