My in-laws filed a false complaint against me, leading the police to register a case under Section 107-151 of the CrPC. On the night of November 1st, 2015, they came to my house around 11 PM and started shouting at us. I called the police at 12:02 AM, and both a PCR van and a police bike arrived by 12:07 AM. They asked me to visit the Shahdara Police Station, where they inquired about any injuries. I denied having any. They then escorted me in my own car to GTB Hospital for a medical examination, accompanied by a police constable. Returning to the police station, they again asked if I was injured, and I again denied it. They then asked me to sign a document, which I did. After that, they took me to the lock-up. The next day, my wife filed a statement against me at the Sessions Court.

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › My in-laws filed a false complaint against me, leading the police to register a case under Section 107-151 of the CrPC. On the night of November 1st, 2015, they came to my house around 11 PM and started shouting at us. I called the police at 12:02 AM, and both a PCR van and a police bike arrived by 12:07 AM. They asked me to visit the Shahdara Police Station, where they inquired about any injuries. I denied having any. They then escorted me in my own car to GTB Hospital for a medical examination, accompanied by a police constable. Returning to the police station, they again asked if I was injured, and I again denied it. They then asked me to sign a document, which I did. After that, they took me to the lock-up. The next day, my wife filed a statement against me at the Sessions Court.
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My in-laws filed a false complaint against me, leading the police to register a case under Section 107-151 of the CrPC. On the night of November 1st, 2015, they came to my house around 11 PM and started shouting at us. I called the police at 12:02 AM, and both a PCR van and a police bike arrived by 12:07 AM. They asked me to visit the Shahdara Police Station, where they inquired about any injuries. I denied having any. They then escorted me in my own car to GTB Hospital for a medical examination, accompanied by a police constable. Returning to the police station, they again asked if I was injured, and I again denied it. They then asked me to sign a document, which I did. After that, they took me to the lock-up. The next day, my wife filed a statement against me at the Sessions Court.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

Based on the information provided, it appears your in-laws filed a false complaint against you, leading to your detention under CrPC sections 107-151. The police actions, including taking you to the hospital and lock-up, seem to have been based on the complaint, despite your denial of injuries. Your wife’s statement against you at the Sessions Court further complicates the situation. It’s advisable to consult a lawyer to understand your legal options and defend yourself against these allegations.

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