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UNeed help with a way forward as I’m too embarrassed and pissed off with the encounter last night.
One of the building residents and his two friends who used to be ex residents were drinking alcohol around 5am in the society parking lot.
I noticed they were speeding through society complex recklessly in and out multiple times, so out of concern I texted the resident here to be careful as my car is also parked there.
The resident got verbally upset and called around the time(5am) to assure and complain nothing will happen etc, the conversation was slightly heated and that’s when one of the ex residents took over the conversation and started cussing out and requested to come down for the conversation and to clear up the confusion.
Considering I have known these people in the past, I didn’t take this as a red flag when I should have and proceeded to go to the open parking lot of the society.
As soon as I reached, both the ex residents charged at me and started landing punches and kicks, I dodged as many as I could, but took a few blows. I have soreness in the temporal region, my knees are scraped, my upper lip is cut from inside and in the scuffle my gold chain is missing. The chain costs about a lac. i went back and checked it’s not there.
Now I really want suggestions on what are my options, in order to seek justice. There’s no security cam where the incident happened, I wasn’t recording and very few witnesses and one of them being the residents mother from above, I have call logs but no recording.
Apparently one of my building friend said, they’ve already filed an NC at the police station so my attempt to file a complaint would be futile. Is that true?
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KAnd that’s why you should apply for a firearms license, and carry one with you all times possible. India isn’t the land of the civilised, it was always the land of one with the bigger sets. A firearm wouldn’t fight for you but would make sure that they knew that if they wanted to get down like that somebody would get really hurt.
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KThis ain’t US of A, pick a random crowd at a chauraha and do a show of hands and you’ll find out how many carry a firearm. Chances are in your 3rd to 4th control group you’ll find one with a pistol and that also he wouldn’t be carrying with him. All I’m saying is you got better chances of not getting jumped if you have a piece on you and know how to use it to defend yourself. Knowing to use it doesn’t mean you mandatorily gotta shoot a guy, most of the times the situation gets diffused if youre not the aggressor and you let it be known that you’re armed.
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HYou approached the situation wrong.Anyways you can lodge a complaint or FIR in police station.
The longer you take the weaker your case.
Try to make police charge for assault and theft.
As you have been injured you can also get MLC which will make your case strong.
Before doing all this – Ask yourself, is this all worth it?-
UDay 4 since the incident – I haven’t filed a case yet in the fear or retaliation, I’ve spoken to the family of the resident trying to reason with them for having the perpetrators compensate for the chain but they’ve refused.
I’m mentally hesitant to do it because I have 3 ladies in the house and I’m often travelling for days, so I’m currently in a spot because I also don’t want to come across weak or scared. What do you guys suggest?
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EFile and assault , threat and theft case. Get a medical certificate from a government hospital. Take a lawyer and file the complaint at the police station
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C+1 file an FIR immediately and get medical done from government hospital. You need to move quickly.
Lawyer here
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UNAL, asking for general knowledge.
What’s the procedure in these scenarios? Do you go directly to government hospital for certificate? Won’t they ask questions or require FIR to be filed first?
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UDay 4 since the incident – I haven’t filed a case yet in the fear or retaliation, I’ve spoken to the family of the resident trying to reason with them for having the perpetrators compensate for the chain but they’ve refused.
I’m mentally hesitant to do it because I have 3 ladies in the house and I’m often travelling for days, so I’m currently in a spot because I also don’t want to come across weak or scared. What do you guys suggest?
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UDay 4 since the incident – I haven’t filed a case yet in the fear or retaliation, I’ve spoken to the family of the resident trying to reason with them for having the perpetrators compensate for the chain but they’ve refused.
I’m mentally hesitant to do it because I have 3 ladies in the house and I’m often travelling for days, so I’m currently in a spot because I also don’t want to come across weak or scared. What do you guys suggest?
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UDay 4 since the incident – I haven’t filed a case yet in the fear or retaliation, I’ve spoken to the family of the resident trying to reason with them for having the perpetrators compensate for the chain but they’ve refused.
I’m mentally hesitant to do it because I have 3 ladies in the house and I’m often travelling for days, so I’m currently in a spot because I also don’t want to come across weak or scared. What do you guys suggest?
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