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Know these rights: If the police come to your door to arrest   We all have rights in law and these rights are called human rights. It is often seen that there is a violation of human rights in police stations and the main reason is lack of awareness. In fact, even today most people do not know that they have got some rights in the law, which the police cannot violate. Today we are telling you about some such rights which you get under human rights and no police can violate these rights. If your rights are violated somewhere, then you can complain about this to the Chief of Police of the district i.e. Senior Superintendent of Police or Human Rights Commission.  Let's know what our rights are in police stations. 1. Police cannot refuse to register an FIR According to the Police Regulation, it is the responsibility of the police to file an FIR or First Information Report of every victim who comes to the police station and the police cannot refuse you for this. A copy of th

Procedure for obtaining succession certificate The succession certificate is issued by a civil court to the legal heir of the deceased person. If a person dies without leaving a will, a succession certificate may be given by the court to free the debt and securities of the deceased.  It establishes the authenticity of the heirs and grants them the right to transfer securities and other assets in their names, as well as the right to loan. It is issued by a beneficiary before the competent court in accordance with the succession laws applicable to the application.  A succession certificate is required, but not always sufficient to free the deceased's estate. For this, death certificate, administration letter and no objection certificate are required. For a succession certificate, you first file a petition with the district court or high court under whose jurisdiction the property or assets are located. In the petition, state the relationship and name of the petitioner w

List of Articles Related to Supreme Court of India The Supreme Court of India was inaugurated on January 28, 1950. It succeeded the Federal Court of India and established under the Government of India Act, 1935. Articles from 124 to 147 in Part V of the constitution deal with the organization, independence, jurisdiction, powers procedures of the Supreme Court. At present Supreme Court has 31 judges including the Chief Justice of India. 1. Article No.124 Subject matter:-Establishment and Constitution of Supreme Court   2. Article No.125 Subject matter:-Salaries, etc.,of Judges 3. Article No.126 Subject matter:-Appointment of acting Chief Justice 4. Article No. 127 Subject matter:-Appointment of ad hoc Judges 5. Article No. 128 Subject matter:-Attendance of retired Judges at sittings of the Supreme Court 6. Article No. 129 Subject matter:-Supreme Court to be a court of record 7. Article No. 130 Subject matter:-Seat of Supreme

Supreme Court ready for hearing on amendment petition of telecom companies on AGR Next week hearing In the Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) case, the Supreme Court has agreed to hear the amendment petition in the Supreme Court of the telecom companies soon. On Tuesday, Chief Justice SA Bobde said that next week, the bench of Justice Arun Mishra, who will give its verdict in the case, will hear the petition. Meanwhile, senior lawyers Abhishek Manu Singhvi and CA Sundaram appearing for the telecom companies said that they are not challenging the decision. The companies are in talks with the central government for payment schedules. Actually the telecom companies have filed the amendment petition in the Supreme Court. In the petition, the companies have requested the Supreme Court to amend their order in which they were instructed to repay the entire amount by 23 January to the Center. Petition for schedule for payment In their petition, the companies have requested the court to a

What is it, how to register zero FIR You must have heard about the FIR in relation to an incident. The FIR also has a zero FIR. Today, let us tell you about zero FIR ... What is an FIR? An FIR is a document on the basis of which the police starts proceedings to punish the convict. In case of theft of some goods, an FIR is necessary to claim insurance. Apart from this, there is a risk of misuse of your thing, due to which you get caught in a crime that you did not commit. In such a situation the FIR protects you from any kind of loss. In which cases is the FIR registered? First of all, it is necessary to know what kind of case is filed. Crimes are of two types. Uncognizable and cognizable offenses. Non-Cognizable Offenses- Non-Cognizable Offenses are minor offenses such as cases of minor assault etc. are non-cognizable offenses. In such a case, no FIR can be directly filed, instead the complaint is referred to the Magistrate and the Magistrate can issue summons to the accused in this

Domestic Violence Act for Women Victims The Rights and Protection of Women Victims of Domestic Violence Act Even after its admission in the nineteenth year of the twenty-first century, there has been no decrease in crimes against women in India. Pick up any newspaper from any corner of the country and try to get some news of crime against women. The agony is that far away, women become victims of crimes even in the walls of their homes. Domestic violence cases against women also come on the day. Prior to the year 2005, women had the right to register criminal cases against domestic violence. In such cases, proceedings under Section 498A of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 were conducted. In 2005, the 'Protection of Women Suffering from Domestic Violence Act' was passed, in which many new ways were given to women. The purpose of section 498A is to punish the offender, whereas the purpose of the Domestic Violence Act is to provide the victim with accommodation, alimony, etc. The

Who is a citizen of India, read these 4 big rules, see document list NRC Rules: There are violent protests against the revised Citizenship Amendment Act and National Citizenship Register or NRC (NRC) across the country including Delhi, UP, Bihar. Many people are confused about the rules of the National Citizenship Register or NRC. NRC is currently applicable only in Assam and not in the whole country. However, the government has said that it will soon implement it across the country. The government has clarified the confusion about NRC that full care will be taken that no Indian citizen will be disturbed by the exercise of NRC.  The Ministry of Home Affairs has said that no Indian citizen will have to face inconvenience due to this. Any birth certificate in India will be valid for citizenship. This certificate can be associated with the date of birth or place of birth.  Many common documents will be valid for birth certificates, which will ensure that no Indian citizen is

YR Associates Updates - High court got six judges High court got six judges, husband and wife sworn together, this happened for the second time in the history of the country Another history was added with the swearing-in of six judges in the Punjab-Haryana High Court on Thursday. This is the first time in the history of the Punjab-Haryana High Court and the second time in the history of the country when the husband and wife have sworn on the same day. Earlier, Justice AK Pathak and Justice Indermeet Kaur took the oath of office and secrecy together in the Delhi High Court. Chief Justice Ravi Shankar Jha administered the oath to both husband and wife. While Vivek Puri is the District and Sessions Judge of Mohali, his wife Archana Puri is the Presiding Officer of the Punjab State Transport Appellate Authority. The names of both were sent together by the Punjab-Haryana High Court Collegium. After this it was pending for approval of the Central Government. The Cent

 What to do if a false complaint has been lodged against you in the police station? 1.To make a false complaint, first of all give a counter complaint against the complainant to the concerned or nearest police station or to their superior. Remember, no proof is required to file a complaint. It is the responsibility of the investigating officer to investigate the complaint, stop the complaint if it is found to be wrong or if it is found to be correct, then file a case under the relevant section. 2. A private complaint against the false complainant can also be given to the magistrate of the area under Section 190 (A) of the CrPC. Who will take action under Section 200 on your complaint. 3. Under Section 158 (3) of CRPC, a complaint to the Magistrate can be requested to the police for lodging an FIR. 4. If the above false complaint goes to the court, then you should ask the court for a "Notice of Excavation" and express your intention to contest that false comp

Government Formation Updates: BJP 'strikes' in Maharashtra: Uddhav Thackeray NCP has taken action against Ajit Pawar for going against the party line and removed him from the post of NCP Legislature Party leader. NCP leaders meet at YV Chavan Center in Mumbai. Shiv Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday launched a scathing attack on the BJP in Maharashtra for the way the government has formed with Ajit Pawar.  at the Shiv Sena does is openly do it, while you (BJP) sabotage… .Here too they did the same as they did with the Congress in Haryana. NCP has taken action against Ajit Pawar for going against the party line and removed him from the post of NCP Legislature Party leader. NCP leaders meet at YV Chavan Center in Mumbai. According to sources, 50 party MLAs were present in this meeting. Now only 4 more MLAs are left, including Ajit Pawar, whom the party is trying to bring along. It is being told that soon these MLAs will also be with the party. Currently all the NCP