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UJust be very careful while you’re staying in India. They have jurisdiction over you while you’re in India. I would buy a pen camera or just record EVERY interaction you have with EVERYONE while in the country. Record every conversation if you’re not able to video. Make a journal and take notes of what you did each day while you were in India. All this can be used as evidence if things get nasty.
There is terrible corruption in India at the police level and district/ sessions court level. As you move up the court system (high court, supreme court), the level of corruption is relatively lower. So eventually you do get justice but it’s delayed.
Let’s say your relative pays cop a bribe while you’re here to file a fake case against you. They will need: 1) Your address, 2) Your phone number. You could stay in hotels and frequently change hotels and get a burner. If they can’t prove you have committed a crime, they won’t be able to trace you in hotels or with your burner phone. There is a higher level of authorization needed to trace phone location so they can’t use fake bullshit to trace you. So they can’t actually inform you of the fake FIR if they can’t find you.
Just keep a low profile, don’t tell anyone you’re visiting, get a burner, change your place of stay frequently so no one knows where you’re staying. This is extra paranoia but in India only the paranoid survive (especially if you think someone will try to implicate you in a fake case).
UIf you’re selling inherited property, it means you’re cutting the last connection you have with India.Once you sell it and leave, no one in India has the standing to bring you back from the US to India, as a US citizen. Even if a relative files a fake case against you, no one can compel you to come back.
UJust throw Rs 500 on the cop’s face and leave. That’s all you gotta do to deal with Indian police.UOk, this is not my advice but I overheard this sitting in a criminal lawyer’s office.The case was related to a property dispute but Party A went to Party B place of residence with metal weapons (which they discarded before entering), Party B brought their own weapons and hit Party A members (which included elderly folks) Party A members were careful not to hit anyone. Using CCTV footage Party A filed an attempt-to-murder FIR against Party B members. Attempt-to-murder is a non-bailable offense.
Basically, now Party A is holding this criminal case over Party B members to force them to settle the dispute.
Again, this is not my advice but an account of someone mired in shitty property dispute in a corrupt country where cases are decided on who paid the judge more.
UThe judicial system is a failure not because of little old me. It’s always been fucked, so fuck it more.UI’m sorry to say this to a 17year old, but you’re fucked mate. The Indian police and Judiciary are the most corrupt institutions on this planet earth. They won’t let you go until they extract every pound of flesh from the bones in your body.Your dad should have stayed inside the house and not escalate things, the Indian government will fuck him and you up your asses because of a fake FIR. You live in a corrupt system in a corrupt country.
UIt’s not just men, mate. Indian women managers are the absolute fucking worst on par with Indian men. It’s like, as soon as they get a little bit of power, they immediately misuse it.
