Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

Yes but you will get protection from the court that incase the FIR is registered against you ,the police will not arrest you for 3 or a week so that you can apply for anticipatory bail.

you can apply for the anticipatory bail after lodging of FIR u/s 498a. the above opinion is given without application of mind as no such notice is required nowadays.

I would like to know the difference between hire and engage from Mr. Gupta. I feel he should improve his ENGLISH and legal knowledge before giving any legal opinion. And after working as my junior for several years ,I feel ashamed of him in his legal knowledge and english as both are atrocious .

your reply is amusing Mr. Kalra. if i was your junior then you are a judge. you are a big liar and you yourself know that you lied in this public forum by saying that i was your junior. you better mind your own English and better mind your conduct and stop threatening advice seekers here. there a number of advice seekers on lawguru complaining of your misconduct. am repenting why i suggested you this site. go through your answers, you just make mockery of genuine problems of advice seekers. here are a few instances. you have no right to rebuke or abuse anyone.

http://www.lawguru.com/legal-questions/-/respected-lawyermy-wife-mental-patient-201018697/a

May be, if there are reasonable apprehensions of arrest.