Reading: My friend got into a fight with a stranger who had a wooden stick. He was hurt and called me, as I’m a doctor. When I arrived, they thought I was there to join the fight and hit me. I was furious and told my friend to file a complaint. He did. Now, the other party has also filed a complaint, falsely accusing me of hurting them. I’m really upset! What happens next? What will the police do in this situation?

My friend got into a fight with a stranger who had a wooden stick. He was hurt and called me, as I’m a doctor. When I arrived, they thought I was there to join the fight and hit me. I was furious and told my friend to file a complaint. He did. Now, the other party has also filed a complaint, falsely accusing me of hurting them. I’m really upset! What happens next? What will the police do in this situation?

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5 months ago

Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My friend got into a fight with a stranger who had a wooden stick. He was hurt and called me, as I’m a doctor. When I arrived, they thought I was there to join the fight and hit me. I was furious and told my friend to file a complaint. He did. Now, the other party has also filed a complaint, falsely accusing me of hurting them. I’m really upset! What happens next? What will the police do in this situation?

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Apni Law Staff asked 5 months ago

My friend got into a fight with a stranger who had a wooden stick. He was hurt and called me, as I’m a doctor. When I arrived, they thought I was there to join the fight and hit me. I was furious and told my friend to file a complaint. He did. Now, the other party has also filed a complaint, falsely accusing me of hurting them. I’m really upset! What happens next? What will the police do in this situation?

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Apni Law Staff answered 5 months ago

The police will investigate both complaints, taking statements from all involved parties and examining any evidence. The police will decide whether there is sufficient evidence to register an FIR (First Information Report) in either case, leading to an investigation and potential charges based on the evidence gathered.