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Dear Neeraj Kumar Giri,

The query seems that you have seen the planning of crime, thereafter this crime has happened. You wrote a letter to concerned DM or police officials, if they failed to foil the crime despite knowing then the guilty. you can file RTI what action has been taken on your application, who was delinquent officials to whom application was marked for inquiry further you can file private complaint under section 200 Cr.P.C before local magistrate or Criminal Writ before High Court against the DM or police officials.

Rajiv Bhasin (Advocate)

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Respected Sir,

 If I file a private complain against the DM, to whom the information/application  was made by me about the ongoing planing of wrong doing, then where to file the complain  u/s 200 of Crpc against the Administrative Officials, and as well as the mere application made to them of commission of an offense would be sufficient to prove their inaction and apathy. Is it not adequate evidence with can prove their guilt? 

And Section 200 of Crpc deals in Examination of Complainant and witnesses, so I shall be thankful if you illustrate the things.

Thank you.

Dear Neeraj,

You can get the FIR registered under appropriate sections of IPC through section 156(3) Cr.P.C read with Section 200 Cr.P.C. if magistrate was convinced then he will direct the police to register FIR otherwise he will proceed under section 200 Cr.P.C to prove your complaint through evidence for which you have to appear in witness box. It is well settled law that anybody can put the criminal law into motion. on similar basis departmental enquiry shall be conducted for their conduct of not performing their duty which they are duty bound to do. The Criminal complaint be filed to Chief Judicial Magistrate or you can file criminal writ before High Court for appropriate directions. It is better collect the evidence through RTI then file complaint / WRIT.

Thank you Sir for your co-operation.