We reported our neighbour’s harassment and threats to our safety, providing details of their actions to the police. We named four people (two brothers, an uncle, and an aunt), along with a GRP officer. The police investigated and filed a case against only the two brothers, citing the age of the aunt and uncle. They said the GRP officer will be investigated separately. We didn’t get any evidence to support the case. After a few days, one of the brothers verbally abused my uncle. We filed an FIR and the brothers’ bond was cancelled. What should we do now?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › We reported our neighbour’s harassment and threats to our safety, providing details of their actions to the police. We named four people (two brothers, an uncle, and an aunt), along with a GRP officer. The police investigated and filed a case against only the two brothers, citing the age of the aunt and uncle. They said the GRP officer will be investigated separately. We didn’t get any evidence to support the case. After a few days, one of the brothers verbally abused my uncle. We filed an FIR and the brothers’ bond was cancelled. What should we do now?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 months ago

We reported our neighbour’s harassment and threats to our safety, providing details of their actions to the police. We named four people (two brothers, an uncle, and an aunt), along with a GRP officer. The police investigated and filed a case against only the two brothers, citing the age of the aunt and uncle. They said the GRP officer will be investigated separately. We didn’t get any evidence to support the case. After a few days, one of the brothers verbally abused my uncle. We filed an FIR and the brothers’ bond was cancelled. What should we do now?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 months ago

You should consult a lawyer to understand the legal options available to you. The police’s decision to exclude the aunt, uncle, and GRP officer from the initial case requires further examination. Your lawyer can advise on how to proceed with the case against the brothers, including exploring legal action against the aunt, uncle, and GRP officer.

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