Yesterday, an auto driver and two of his friends attacked me and my brother-in-law. We reported the incident to the HAL police station and know the names of those involved. My brother-in-law suffered a bone fracture, and I got a scratched eye that caused temporary vision loss. I want to file a case under section 325 for causing grievous hurt. Can you advise me on the process, required documents, and whether this is a bailable offense?

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Law Forum › Category: Criminal › Yesterday, an auto driver and two of his friends attacked me and my brother-in-law. We reported the incident to the HAL police station and know the names of those involved. My brother-in-law suffered a bone fracture, and I got a scratched eye that caused temporary vision loss. I want to file a case under section 325 for causing grievous hurt. Can you advise me on the process, required documents, and whether this is a bailable offense?
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Apni Law Staff asked 7 months ago

Yesterday, an auto driver and two of his friends attacked me and my brother-in-law. We reported the incident to the HAL police station and know the names of those involved. My brother-in-law suffered a bone fracture, and I got a scratched eye that caused temporary vision loss. I want to file a case under section 325 for causing grievous hurt. Can you advise me on the process, required documents, and whether this is a bailable offense?

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Apni Law Staff answered 7 months ago

You can file a First Information Report (FIR) at the HAL police station, providing details of the incident, your injuries, and the names of the accused. Supporting medical documents for your brother-in-law’s fracture and your eye injury are required. Section 325 of the Indian Penal Code deals with causing grievous hurt, and it is a non-bailable offense.

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