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Remedy against frivolous Applications at Police Stations

A common malpractice among people is that some criminal minder people file frivolous applications at police stations to harass innocent people. In such like circumstances the innocent people have to visit police stations once or several times. Similarly if any criminal case is registered then they have to approach court of law for bail and later criminal trial in bogus cases.

An aspect is that no one can be stopped from approaching the police station and filing an application. However, legally a frivolous application can be addressed very strictly. According to the provisions of section 182 of Criminal Procedure Code, the SHO has powers to initiate criminal proceedings against a frivolous applicant in such like circumstances.

A practice is that an injunctive order against such frivolous applicant can also be taken from appropriate court against harassment.


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