Accussed for Rape Case

So your Girlfriend / Prostitute  Accused you for raping her even though you have not raped her.

Don’t worry this isn’t a big issue , Iam sorry to write this but yes its the fact that womens have been using this Women rights  Powers very wrong.

I’d a friend who had sex with a prostitute after completion of the intercourse and paying the Girl  discussed Money. the Girl demanded for more and more and when the Man refused to pay and left the area she allegedly complain the Area Inspector about him and he raped her  and the pity boy  have been jailed for 2 years.

in another case a Man and his long time girlfriend had physical relationship and the girl Demanded to the man to marry her and the man refused for some personal reason and the girl had done nothing but used women rights NGO and forced that man to marry her after he was jailed for 20 days by the order of District court.

So questions Remains how do avoid these Harassments.

Indian Law Always asides the Girl so there is nothing you can do  much. Its Fact that in Indian Law Girls are automatically Assumed as Victims and Mens are automatically Assumed as Accused / Criminal   ( this is big shame to Indian constitution)

First Step : When a girl accused you for molestation or rape if you have not done any.
Step 2: Try to intimidate the police about the situation and what happened for real
Step 3: Hire a good Lawyer and Apply for anticipatory bail.
Step 4: After the anticipatory bail is Approved Try to Talk to the investigator officer and try to weaken the case tell him and give him every evidence you have and do always ask him to ask the girl about the evidence from her

There is probability that you might win the case , but in any terms you get a chance to compromise with the girl do it.

Hope this helps .

Cheers !

Adopt a Child even if you are Unmarried

Adopting a Orphan child is the most bold and Daring thing you would ever do.  Its something like you are giving a life to someone Not may be you bought the child to this world from your womb but you Give him the life by giving him the warmth of a Family and Mother/Father.

Just wanted to share you guys that yes  an Unmarried women or Man can adopt a Child and its legal in every part of the world as long as have some sort of income source.

The Minimum Age Requirement to Adopt a Child been Unmarried is 24 . Yes you need to be 24 years old Man/Women to adopt a child if you have not married yet.

Women who are unmarried can adopt as well as long as they are not a minor . However, if a woman were to adopt a Baby Boy / Son .  the woman must be twenty four years of age or older

Hope this Helps !

Cheers !!!

How to Apply for Gun / Arms license

The world is now taking a overleap and now almost every individual in india holds Expensive mobiles , laptops , credit cards all the time and how come they cant think of theirs Protection

So let me Guide you with some of the things we need to apply for Gun license in india

Who is eligible ?
	Any person not below the age of (21) years is entitled to apply for grant of Arms Licence.
	The Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City is the Licensing Authority for the area falling in Hyderabad City Police jurisdiction. The Licensing Authority is empowered to grant Arms Licence for validity within A.P.
	Govt. of A.P. is competent to grant Licenses on “All India” area validity
	For Non Prohibited bore weapons Licensing Authority of the respective Dist/Cities in the State are competent to grant Arms Licenses.
	For Prohibited bore weapons Govt. of India alone is competent to grant Arms Licence.

	Arms Licenses by an individual
	Application in Form-A Scheduled-III duly filled in without any blank, should be addressed to Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad and submitted to the concerned Zonal Dy. Commissioners of Police of their residential areas for its process. Application should accompany with the following documents. Residential proof (viz. Electricity Bill, Water Bill, Telephone Bill, Driving Licence, Passport, Election Voter Id-card, Ration Card, Property/House Tax, PAN Card). 3 passport size photos I.T. return for the last three years Licence fee of Rs.100/- to be paid at any e-seva centre
	Arms Licenses for the purpose of Target Shooting
	Application in Form-A Scheduled-III duly filled in without any column blank, should be addressed to Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad and submitted to the concerned Zonal Dy. Commissioners of Police for its process. Application should be accompanied with The applicant should be a member of Rifle Association of A.P. Sultan Bazar, Hyderabad. Three years participation in sports event of target shooting – document evidence should be enclosed. Residential proof (viz. Electricity Bill, Water Bill, Telephone Bill, Driving Licence, Passport, Election Voter Id-card, Ration Card, Property/House Tax, PAN Card). 3 passport size photos I.T. return for the last three years Licence fee of Rs.100/- to be paid at any e-seva centre
	Renewal of Arms Licenses
	Application for renewal of Arms Licence in the specified format should be submitted one month before the date of expiry of Arms Licence The application should be submitted duly filled in without any blank to the concerned Zonal Dy. Commissioners of Police along with residential proof (viz. Electricity Bill, Water Bill, Telephone Bill, Driving Licence, Passport, Election Voter Id-card, Ration Card, Property/House Tax, PAN Card). The renewal fee to be paid for various types of weapons as per schedule-IV.
	Sale and replacement of weapon
	An individual can apply for sale or replacement of weapon covered by the Arms Licence. Application addressed to the Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad should be submitted to the respective Zonal Dy. Commissioners of Police for consideration duly mentioning the reasons, grounds for making such an application. No fee is prescribed.
	Inclusion of weapon
	An individual can possess not more than three (3) weapons covered by an Arms Licence. Grant of Arms Licence for more than one weapon will be considered under special circumstances and depending on the dire need on genuine grounds.
	Transfer of weapon from one Licencee to another
	A weapon can be transferred from one Licensee to another on the following occasions: By sale of weapon (to produce agreement of sale) By gift (to produce gift deed) To the legal heir In the case of death of licensee (to produce legal heir certificate in the name of the transferee along with NOC from other family members) An individual can apply for transfer of weapon covered by the Arms Licence. Application addressed to the Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad should be submitted to the respective Zonal Dy. Commissioners of Police for consideration duly mentioning the reasons, grounds for making such an application. No fee is prescribed.
	Inclusion of Retainer
	An individual or a Firm/Company/Bank etc. can apply for inclusion of retainer in the Arms license for the convenience of the License holder. Application addressed to the Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad should be submitted to the respective Zonal Dy. Commissioners of Police for consideration duly mentioning the reasons, grounds for making such an application. No fee is prescribed.
	Sale of Weapon & cancellation of Licence on request
	An individual can apply for sale of weapon and cancellation of licence, at the request of the Licensee on account of old age, no necessity etc. Application addressed to the Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad should be submitted to the respective Zonal Dy. Commissioners of Police for consideration duly mentioning the reasons, grounds for making such an application. No fees is prescribed.
	Extension of time for purchase and production of weapon
	After the grant of Arms licence, the Licensee shall purchase and produce the weapon with in the stipulated time given to him, i.e. 3 months generally or as decided by the licensing authority. If he fails to purchase the same within the given time, he has to make an application to the Zonal Dy. Commissioners of Police concerned for extension of time.
	Journey licence to carry weapons
	Licensees intending to carry weapons from one place to another within or outside State beyond the validity of area permitted in the Arms licence by the respective Licensing Authority should apply for grant of journey licence from the respective Licensing authority of the jurisdiction in which he purchase the weapons to carry the same.

Hope this helps Cheers

Drop a case

Hello,

Dropping a case registered on accused in india is very simple.

First Negotiate with the people who have registered the case against you (VICTIM).

Hire a Very Good Lawyer and ask him to arrange a hearing in the court

Take an no objection certificate from the Inspector in charge

At the time of hearing Judge will ask for both the parties for approval and then All you will have to do is sign on the court order papers and hurray you are done.

and if the accused is not present at the time of hearing you will need to obtain an no Objection letter from the prosecutor Lawyer.

Hope this helps .