Early one morning, I was riding my bike on a bridge in Vadodara, without a divider. Moving at around 45 km/h, I was involved in an accident when a father and son on an Activa, speeding and overtaking a Tata tempo from the wrong side, crashed into me. The son, a 15-year-old without a license, was driving. Though I was shaken by the father’s serious injuries, I didn’t immediately file a police report. Now, I’m facing a false FIR against me (IPC 279 & 337). What can I do to clear my name?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › Early one morning, I was riding my bike on a bridge in Vadodara, without a divider. Moving at around 45 km/h, I was involved in an accident when a father and son on an Activa, speeding and overtaking a Tata tempo from the wrong side, crashed into me. The son, a 15-year-old without a license, was driving. Though I was shaken by the father’s serious injuries, I didn’t immediately file a police report. Now, I’m facing a false FIR against me (IPC 279 & 337). What can I do to clear my name?
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Early one morning, I was riding my bike on a bridge in Vadodara, without a divider. Moving at around 45 km/h, I was involved in an accident when a father and son on an Activa, speeding and overtaking a Tata tempo from the wrong side, crashed into me. The son, a 15-year-old without a license, was driving. Though I was shaken by the father’s serious injuries, I didn’t immediately file a police report. Now, I’m facing a false FIR against me (IPC 279 & 337). What can I do to clear my name?

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You need to immediately file a counter-FIR to refute the false allegations. Gather evidence like witness statements, photos, or CCTV footage to prove you were not at fault. Consult a lawyer to navigate the legal process and defend yourself against these charges.

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