My friend, who works at SBI, is facing a serious legal issue. Someone used his ID to steal a large sum of money, and now he’s being accused by the government. The case is non-bailable, and he’s deeply worried. Could you advise on how he can get out of this situation? He’s a Hindu, and we’re hoping for the best outcome.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My friend, who works at SBI, is facing a serious legal issue. Someone used his ID to steal a large sum of money, and now he’s being accused by the government. The case is non-bailable, and he’s deeply worried. Could you advise on how he can get out of this situation? He’s a Hindu, and we’re hoping for the best outcome.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

My friend, who works at SBI, is facing a serious legal issue. Someone used his ID to steal a large sum of money, and now he’s being accused by the government. The case is non-bailable, and he’s deeply worried. Could you advise on how he can get out of this situation? He’s a Hindu, and we’re hoping for the best outcome.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Your friend should immediately consult a lawyer specializing in criminal law. They can guide him through the legal process, advise on potential defenses, and assist with bail applications. Your friend’s religious beliefs are irrelevant to the legal process, and focusing on the legal strategy is crucial.

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