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Dear Client,
Firstly, land disputes do not constitute offenses under the SC/ST (Atrocities) Act unless there was explicit intent to humiliate someone based on caste in public view and paying extortion money will not solve the problem and will only lead to further demands so file an urgent civil suit for an injunction on the property to legally establish that this is strictly a civil land dispute. Secondly, secure all title deeds, revenue records, and any audio or text evidence of the extortion demands.
Moreover, send a detailed written complaint outlining the land-grabbing attempt and police extortion through Speed Post directly to the Superintendent of Police, District Magistrate (DM), and State Human Rights Commission. Sending it by registered post creates an undeniable official record that local police cannot suppress. If an FIR is registered, file for anticipatory bail or approach the High Court under Section 528 BNSS to get the false FIR quashed, presenting your civil property documents and post receipts to prove the malicious intent. I hope this answer helps, if you have any other query kindly do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you
Dear client,
Based on your query, this is the prima facie stage of enquiry of a complaint or any matter which comes before the police authority, here police will investigate and understand the prima facie stage of this case and if they think it fulfill the necesarry facts to registered the FIR they will do. In this case you visit the Police Station and I suggest appoint an Advocate.
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