December 2014 mein, BSES ke log mere ghar aaye aur meter ki video banayi. Video mein sab kuchh thik dikha, par ek BSES wale ne kaha ki mere ghar aate hi Saurabh ne meter se taar nikal di. Uske statement ke baad, police ne notice bheja. Ab mujhe chori ka ilzaam laga raha hai aur 70,000 rupees ka bill bharne ko kaha ja raha hai. Main kya kar sakta hoon?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › December 2014 mein, BSES ke log mere ghar aaye aur meter ki video banayi. Video mein sab kuchh thik dikha, par ek BSES wale ne kaha ki mere ghar aate hi Saurabh ne meter se taar nikal di. Uske statement ke baad, police ne notice bheja. Ab mujhe chori ka ilzaam laga raha hai aur 70,000 rupees ka bill bharne ko kaha ja raha hai. Main kya kar sakta hoon?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

December 2014 mein, BSES ke log mere ghar aaye aur meter ki video banayi. Video mein sab kuchh thik dikha, par ek BSES wale ne kaha ki mere ghar aate hi Saurabh ne meter se taar nikal di. Uske statement ke baad, police ne notice bheja. Ab mujhe chori ka ilzaam laga raha hai aur 70,000 rupees ka bill bharne ko kaha ja raha hai. Main kya kar sakta hoon?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

You should immediately seek legal counsel. You can file a complaint against the BSES employee for false accusation. The police notice can be challenged in court, and you can demand evidence to substantiate the claims against you.

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