Non-Registration of FIR

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  Non-Registration of FIR 

Remedy.....

 1.Place complaint to the District Police Officer (DPO) or Capital City Police Officer. 

2-If grievance sustans, complain to the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of police. 

3- Complaint in writing and by post may be sent to the DPO, CCPO, DIG. 

4- Complaint may be made to the District Public Safety and Police Complaints. 

5- A private complaint u/s.200 Cr.Pc. before the area Magistrate having jurisdiction.

6- Petition  u/s. 22 A & 22B Cr. Pc may be filed before Ex - officio justice of peace/ D&SJ, who may direction as per lex lata. 

7- In case non compliance of direction of JOP, Petition may be filed before JOP for compliance of previous order and proceedings u/ a. 155(c)  Police order 2002.

 It is better to file Complaint u/ s. 200 Cr. Pc rather to be registration of FIR by the police. 

Disputes as to Jurisdiction of Police Station

                    * Pursuant to receiving the first information germane to the commission of an offence, it is its responsibility to immediately act and investigate the case. 

If there is a dispute between two the police stations as to their territorial jurisdiction. The police shall  follow the following procedure:

A) Information  shall be entered in the Daily Diary prescribed for this purpose (25-5 of the Police Rules,1934).

B)  Zero FIR Concetp is also there, thst will be sent to the concerned  Police Station. 

C) The SHO recieving the information  of offence will stay on the spot and keep on investigating into the case. The case record in such a case shall remain with the SHO who reaches the spot earlier until the question of jurisdiction has been decided (25-5 of the Police Rules,1934).

D) One of the two police officers is relieved after the determination of area of jurisdiction by senior police officers.

E)The relieving officer shall record a report of all  done in a case diary and sign it, giving the date and hour of his relief.

F) Such case diary shall be handed over to the other police officer, who shall certify thereon that he acknowledges the case to have occurred within his station limits or to be one which he is empowered to investigate, as the case may be (25-6 of the Police Rules, 1934).

G). When a case is transferred from one police station to another, after determination of area ofjurisdiction, the offence registered in the original police station, zero FIR shall be cancelled by the Superintendent of Police and an FIR shall be submitted in the police station in the jurisdiction of which the case occurred (25-7 of the Police Rules.