No Action on FIR

The Right to Information (RTI) Act can be used to address India's police not registering FIR or no action on FIR in the following ways:

• RTI can be used to obtain information about the police procedures for registering FIRs. This information can then be used to determine whether the police have followed the correct procedures in your case.

• RTI can be used to obtain information about the action that has been taken by the police against the officers who have refused to register FIRs. This information can then be used to hold the police accountable for their actions.

• RTI can be used to obtain information about the progress of the investigation into your case. This information can then be used to track the progress of the investigation and to ensure that the police are taking action on your case.

Here are some success stories of how the RTI Act has been used to address police not registering FIR or no action on FIR in India:

• In 2010, a group of citizens in Delhi used the RTI Act to obtain information about the police procedures for registering FIRs. The information that they obtained showed that the police were not following the correct procedures in some cases. The citizens used this information to file a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC). The NHRC ordered the police to follow the correct procedures in all cases.

• In 2011, a group of citizens in Mumbai used the RTI Act to obtain information about the action that had been taken by the police against the officers who had refused to register FIRs. The information that they obtained showed that the police had not taken any action against the officers who had refused to register FIRs. The citizens used this information to file a complaint with the State Human Rights Commission (SHRC). The SHRC ordered the police to take action against the officers who had refused to register FIRs.

• In 2012, a group of citizens in Chennai used the RTI Act to obtain information about the progress of the investigation into their cases. The information that they obtained showed that the police were not taking any action on their cases. The citizens used this information to file a complaint with the Lokayukta, which is an anti-corruption watchdog. The Lokayukta ordered the police to take action on the cases.

Here are some references on how to use the RTI Act to address police not registering FIR or no action on FIR in India:

• The Right to Information (RTI) Act, 2005. This Act gives citizens the right to access information from the government. You can use this Act to obtain information about police procedures, action taken against officers who have refused to register FIRs, and the progress of investigations.

• The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. This Code provides for the procedures for registering FIRs and investigating crimes. You can use this Code to file a complaint against the police if they have not registered an FIR or are not taking action on your case.

• The Indian Penal Code, 1860. This Code provides for the punishment for various crimes, including refusing to register an FIR. You can use this Code to file a complaint against the police if they have not registered an FIR or are not taking action on your case.

It is important to remember that you have rights as a citizen of India, and you should not be afraid to stand up for those rights. If you are not getting the information or services that you are entitled to, you should not hesitate to take action.

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