Filing Fir For Dowry

Here are the steps you can follow:
- Superintendent of Police/Deputy Commissioner of Police: You can submit a written complaint to them if the police station refuses to file your FIR. They have the authority to order the registration of the FIR.

- Magistrate: Under Section *(*) of the CrPC, you can file a private complaint with the magistrate. The magistrate can direct the police to register the FIR and investigate the matter.
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For a dowry case, here are the essential steps you can follow:
- Superintendent of Police/Deputy Commissioner of Police: Submit a written complaint if the local police station refuses to file your FIR.
- Magistrate: Under Section *(*) of the CrPC, file a private complaint with the magistrate who can direct the police to register the FIR and investigate the matter.
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I can guide you on drafting complaints for both the Superintendent of Police and the Magistrate. Here are the key details you need to include:
*. Superintendent of Police/Deputy Commissioner of Police:
- Your detailed complaint.
- A copy of the application you submitted to the local police.
- Any evidence or documents supporting your case.
*. Magistrate:
- A detailed complaint.
- Mention of the refusal by the local police to register the FIR.
- A request for the magistrate to direct the police to register the FIR under Section *(*) of the CrPC.
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