My family was involved in an accident back in April 2013. The police filed charges under sections 337 and 279, but now they’re giving us a hard time and haven’t filed a chargesheet. Is there any way we can take legal action against the Delhi police for their harassment? We need guidance.

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Law Forum › Category: Motor Accident › My family was involved in an accident back in April 2013. The police filed charges under sections 337 and 279, but now they’re giving us a hard time and haven’t filed a chargesheet. Is there any way we can take legal action against the Delhi police for their harassment? We need guidance.
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 months ago

My family was involved in an accident back in April 2013. The police filed charges under sections 337 and 279, but now they’re giving us a hard time and haven’t filed a chargesheet. Is there any way we can take legal action against the Delhi police for their harassment? We need guidance.

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 months ago

You can file a writ petition in the High Court of Delhi, citing the police’s inaction and seeking directions to file the chargesheet within a reasonable time. Alternatively, you can file a complaint with the concerned police authority or the Superintendent of Police, highlighting the delay and seeking immediate action.

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