Court Litigation 24–48 Hours

Police Complaints & FIR

Compel the Police to Register Your Case

Structured police complaint drafting and follow-up representations to SSP Varanasi when police refuse to file an FIR.

Service Overview

Fee Fee Communicated Before Commencement
Turnaround Time 24–48 Hours
Category Court Litigation

Ideal For

  • Victims of online fraud or cybercrime
  • Women facing domestic violence or harassment
  • Property owners dealing with encroachment or trespass
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Deliverables

What's Included in This Service

  • 01 Detailed police complaint drafted citing BNS sections
  • 02 Physical submission at the concerned police station with acknowledgment
  • 03 Representation letter to SSP Varanasi if FIR is refused
  • 04 Application to CJM Court under Section 175 BNSS for court-directed FIR
  • 05 Coordination with local advocates at police station level
Service Details

How This Works in Varanasi

In Varanasi as in much of UP, local police stations sometimes refuse to register FIRs due to political pressure, personal connections of the accused, or a desire to avoid high-crime statistics. Our team drafts structured police complaints citing exact sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), delivers them to the concerned police station with acknowledgment, and escalates to the SSP, DIG, or CMM Court under Section 175 BNSS (formerly 156(3) CrPC) if registration is refused.

Varanasi-Specific Context

In Varanasi, police stations at Kotwali, Lanka, Sigra, Bhelupur, and Ramnagar are commonly approached. The SSP Varanasi office on Mahmoorganj Road accepts written representations during office hours. Our team has a working knowledge of the local thana and court protocol.

Step-by-Step

How We Handle Your Case

Clear, transparent process from first contact to completion.

01

Document the Incident

Share the full incident timeline, any evidence (messages, screenshots, witnesses), and the accused person's details via WhatsApp.

02

Draft Complaint

We draft a structured complaint citing appropriate BNS sections and submit it to the Station House Officer (SHO) of the concerned police station.

03

Acknowledge & Follow Up

We insist on a written acknowledgment from the police. If FIR registration is refused or delayed, we immediately escalate to the SSP Varanasi via written representation.

04

Court-Directed FIR

If the SSP escalation fails, we file an application before the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) court under BNSS Section 175 to direct the police to register the FIR.

Documents

What to Keep Ready

Collect these documents before reaching out. Having them ready ensures we can begin immediately and minimize turnaround time.

Upload Documents on WhatsApp

Aadhaar Card or identity proof of complainant

Incident timeline written in detail

Supporting evidence: screenshots, call recordings, bank statements

Names and contact details of witnesses (if available)

Who It's For

Is This Service Right for You?

Victims of online fraud or cybercrime

Women facing domestic violence or harassment

Property owners dealing with encroachment or trespass

Individuals whose earlier complaints were ignored

Victims of business fraud or financial cheating

FAQs

Common Questions Answered

Can the police legally refuse to register an FIR?
No. Under BNS Section 173, a police officer must register a cognizable offence FIR without any investigation. If they refuse, the victim can report to the SSP or apply to the Magistrate court under BNSS Section 175.
What is the Section 175 BNSS procedure?
You can file a complaint directly before the Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM), who may direct the concerned police station to register the FIR and investigate. This is a powerful tool when police are uncooperative.
Can we file a cybercrime FIR from Varanasi for an online fraud?
Yes. Cybercrime FIRs can be filed at the nearest police station or via cybercrime.gov.in. The Varanasi Cyber Cell at the police commissionerate handles digital fraud cases.

Ready to Get Started?

Send us your documents on WhatsApp and we will begin work within 24–48 Hours. Varanasi's legal counsel — available Mon–Sat, 9 AM–8 PM.

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