Legal Question in Criminal Law in India

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There is no maximum time limit.

Approaching High Court at this stage may be premature.

Couple of month is never regarded as delay.

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The police files a status report only after investigation; the investigation is started after registering FIR. Therefore, your statement seems to be apparently incorrect or based on wrong information.

You should contact your lawyer to know the correct position.

In any case, you may approach the High Court u/s 482 of Cr. P. C. for appropriate directions.

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Police cannot produce its report without being registration of FIR first. You have to seek assistance of High Court under section 482 of CRPC for the registration of FIR. After registration of FIR, Police will be under statutory obligation to investigate the offence and produce its report in Court of Law.

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your complaint and application u/s 156(3) needs to be read before one recommends you for filing a writ of mandamus. it may be so that the contents of complaint do not make out an offence under sections mentioned by you. there is no res judicata as far as criminal law is concerned and you may amend your complaint or file it again after withdrawing the present complaint that clarifies how the offence was committed. it is advisable you mail the complaint and the status report filed by the concerned SHO. which police station is it?