One of my clients recently had a case which I am explaining below and if you are stuck in such similar situation, here is what to do.
Note: Due to attorney-client privilege, I cannot disclose complete case details or identify the actual parties involved. However, I am sharing the essential facts and legal approach so that if you find yourself in a similar situation, you can understand the available solutions and legal remedies.
TL;DR: If the police won't turn your complaint into an FIR, you can still record statement before magistrate by filing a private complaint. The Magistrate examines you on oath under Section 223 BNSS before deciding whether to issue process against anyone. You do not need a trial to begin first, and you do not need the other side's consent.
Rohit Menon had been with the Pune office of a large IT services firm for a little over three years when the team dynamics turned. A colleague on the same floor
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