Criminal Complaint (Sections 500 & 506 read with Section 34 IPC) (India)
This is a formal template for filing a criminal complaint in an Indian court for defamation and criminal intimidation. It provides the legal structure for a complainant to allege that accused parties have made false statements and issued threats with common intention.
COMPLAINT Sec 500 & 506 RW SEC. 34 OF THE INDIAN PENAL CODE
IN THE COURT OF THE JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE, FIRST CLASS, (COURT NO. 4), PUNE AT PUNE
Criminal Complaint No./200_
Shri __ B __ A __ R,)
age 45 years, occupation - service,) Complainant
resident of 777 Sadashiv Peth,)
PUNE 411 030.
Versus
1.Smt. _ R__ A _ B _,
age 35 years, occupation - service,
2.ShriA __ BR,) Accused
age 40 years, occupation - service,)
both residents of 555 Narayan Peth,)
PUNE 411 030.)
A COMPLAINT U/SS 500 & 506 R/W SEC. 34 OF THE INDIAN PENAL CODE
The complainant above-named submits this complaint, praying to state as follows:
1. That the complainant has been in service of the Technical Education Department since the last twenty-five years, and is, at present, working as an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering at the Government Polytechnic, Pune, for the last ten years.
2. That the accused No. 1, who is the first wife of the accused No. 2, is also in the service of the said Technical Education Department and is now working as a Lecturer in Physics, while the accused No. 2 is working as an Administrative Officer at the Sassoon General Hospitals, Pune.
3. That as a colleague of this complainant at the said institute, the accused No. 1 also used to visit the residence of the complainant and his family occasionally and thereby developed domestic intimacy with them.
4. That subsequently, when the accused No. 2 contracted a second marriage with one, Miss Poonam, who is also working at the Sassoon General Hospitals, Pune, as a Staff Nurse, the accused No. 1 started to narrate to this complainant and other colleagues in their institute the new stories and the indifferences then being developed between both the accused, and also unnecessarily expected the complainant to take interest in the same and to do something on her behalf and in her favour, but taking into consideration the very nature of such family affairs, the complainant refused to interfere with the same and paid no heed to what the accused No. 1 was then saying to him, which rightly or wrongly offended the accused No. 1, and this has resulted into difference of opinions for no fault on the part of the complainant.
5. That as a result of such an indifferent behaviour on the part of the accused No. 1, she made a false complaint to the Principal of the institute and also to the police, alleging that the complainant teased her, and when there was an enquiry made in the matter, it was found that there was no substance in the said complaint, and similar were the findings of the police investigation also.
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