But NBW can not be issued without FIR, please check, maybe there is no chargesheet, but w/o FIR, there can not be any NBW.
Mr. Shonee Kapoor is absolutely correct. Judicial authorities, such as magistrates, ACJM, CJM, Additional Sessions Judges and Sessions Judges cannot issue NBW from vacum and Mr. Kapoor rightly said that without FIR, courts will not issue NBW, which is coercive in nature. (In Section 200 Cr.P.C. cases, the procedure is some what different and I do not explain it as it will further confuse you). Your non-receipt of any summons does not mean summons have not been issued by the court. Your not knowing of existence of FIR does not mean that FIR has not been registered.
Your advocate is absolutely correct. It is difficult to get FIR quashed under Section 482 Cr.P.C.
Now, I tell you what happened. FIR was registered and sent to concerned court. The court issued summons to you and returned with the remark that has been refused. The court issued NBW. Then, all of a sudden you came to know that NBW was issued against you and to protect yourself, you went to Allhabad H.C. The High Court gave you only "INTERIM PROTECTION" till the next date of hearing and sent the matter to mediation. Till the next date of hearing you will not be arrested and you are protected. On the next date of hearing the court will find out what happened in the mediation. If it satisfies with the progress, the interim protection will be extended. If it comes to a conclusion that mediation cannot bring positive conclusion, the HC has got two options. (1) Directs you to appear before trial court and file the regular bail application and extend the protection from arrest till your appearance before the trial court. (2) Without giving such interim protection, directs you to appear before trial court (generally, the court provides interim protection to appear before trial court). The decision to grant regular bail or not will be left for the trial court.