Two years ago, I was at a bar when there was a police raid. They took my phone number and address and let me go. Six months later, they called me, took ₹1,200 from me, and said they’d call again. Can they take any action against me? If they call again, what should I do?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › Two years ago, I was at a bar when there was a police raid. They took my phone number and address and let me go. Six months later, they called me, took ₹1,200 from me, and said they’d call again. Can they take any action against me? If they call again, what should I do?
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Apni Law Staff asked 11 months ago

Two years ago, I was at a bar when there was a police raid. They took my phone number and address and let me go. Six months later, they called me, took ₹1,200 from me, and said they’d call again. Can they take any action against me? If they call again, what should I do?

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Apni Law Staff answered 11 months ago

The police cannot take money from you without a proper legal process and charges. This appears to be extortion, and you have the right to report it. If they call again, do not engage with them and immediately contact the police and file a complaint.

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