What this document says
Plain-language summary
A complaint has been registered by Rajesh Kumar Sharma against Vikram Singh (you) at Police Station Sadar Bazaar, North Delhi. The complaint alleges that goods worth ₹2,40,000 were ordered and paid for via bank transfer on 15 March 2026, but were never delivered. The complainant states that despite multiple reminders over 3 weeks, no goods were delivered and no refund was provided.
Hindi summary / हिंदी सारांश
राजेश कुमार शर्मा ने विक्रम सिंह (आप) के खिलाफ सदर बाज़ार थाने में शिकायत दर्ज कराई है। आरोप है कि ₹2,40,000 का सामान ऑर्डर करके भुगतान किया गया, लेकिन सामान नहीं दिया गया और न ही पैसे वापस किए गए।
Case Fact Sheet
Exact facts, source proof, and confidence from the document
FIR Number142/2026
Police StationP.S. Sadar Bazaar, North Delhi
Date Filed08 April 2026
ComplainantRajesh Kumar Sharma
AccusedVikram Singh (You)
Amount involved₹2,40,000
Sections invoked
BNS §318(4)
BNS §319(2)
Your identified roleAccused
Sections Explained
What each section means in plain language
BNS Section 318(4) — Cheating / छल
This section covers dishonestly inducing delivery of property. If convicted, the punishment can be imprisonment up to 7 years + fine. This replaced the old IPC Section 420.
Previously: IPC §420 Non-bailable Cognizable
BNS Section 319(2) — Cheating and dishonestly inducing delivery of property
A more specific provision within cheating — applies when the cheating involves inducing someone to deliver property or valuable security. Punishment can be up to 7 years + fine.
Previously: IPC §420 Non-bailable
What this means & what it does NOT mean
Understand the implications clearly
✓ What this means
- A criminal case has been officially registered against you. This is a formal document.
- The sections invoked are non-bailable — this means you cannot get bail as a matter of right; you must apply for it.
- Police may investigate, call you for questioning, or seek your arrest.
- You have the right to consult a lawyer and apply for anticipatory bail.
✗ What this does NOT mean
This does not mean you have been convicted. An FIR is a report of an allegation — not a judgment.
This does not mean you will definitely be arrested. You can take proactive steps (see below).
This does not mean the complainant's version is proven true. Both sides will be heard during investigation and trial.
This does not prevent you from filing a counter-complaint if you believe the allegation is false.
Urgency & Deadlines
Time-sensitive actions identified
⚠ HIGH
Within 3–7 days (by 15 April 2026)
Consult a criminal lawyer immediately
Given the non-bailable sections, you should consult an advocate experienced in criminal law within your jurisdiction as soon as possible.
Within 7 days (by 15 April 2026)
Consider anticipatory bail application
Your lawyer may advise filing for anticipatory bail under BNSS Section 482 before Sessions Court to prevent custodial arrest.
Ongoing
Preserve evidence
Collect and preserve all payment receipts, communication records (WhatsApp, email), delivery proofs, and any written agreements.
If called
Cooperate with investigation (with lawyer)
If police call you for questioning, attend with your lawyer. You have the right to have your lawyer present.
Your Action Plan
Ordered next steps with timing and priority
1
🔴 Consult a criminal defence lawyer today
Do not ignore this FIR. The sections are non-bailable. Find a lawyer experienced in BNS/cheating cases in Delhi. If you cannot afford one, check legal aid eligibility below.
2
🟠 Discuss anticipatory bail with your lawyer
Your lawyer may recommend filing an anticipatory bail application under BNSS §482 before the Sessions Court. This protects you from immediate arrest if police come.
3
🟡 Gather and preserve all evidence
Payment receipts (bank statement showing ₹2.4L transfer), communication logs (WhatsApp chats, emails), any delivery receipts, agreements, and invoices. Take screenshots — don't rely on phone memory only.
4
📋 Prepare your version of events
Write a clear, chronological account of what happened from your side. Your lawyer will use this to build your defence. Include dates, amounts, and any explanations for the delay.
5
✅ If police contact you, cooperate — with your lawyer present
You may be called to the police station for questioning. Do not go alone. Inform your lawyer, and always have them present. You have the right to remain silent on self-incriminating questions (Article 20(3), Constitution).
Risk Watchlist
What needs attention, and why
Arrest / custody risk
HIGH
Because non-bailable sections are shown in this sample FIR, waiting too long to speak with counsel increases the chance of reactive decision-making.
Evidence-loss risk
WATCH
If screenshots, receipts, chats, or delivery records go missing, your version becomes harder to support later.
Where to Go — Route Recommendation
Best course of action for this matter
✓ Recommended Route
Criminal defence lawyer → Anticipatory bail → Court proceedings
This is a criminal matter under non-bailable sections. Legal representation is essential.
Also consider
• DLSA legal aid (if eligible)
• Tele-Law consultation
• Tele-Law consultation
Not suitable
• CPGRAMS (court/sub-judice matters excluded)
CPGRAMS explicitly does not handle sub-judice/court matters, RTI matters, and personal/family disputes. Since this FIR creates a criminal proceeding, CPGRAMS is not the appropriate route.
Evidence & Records to Preserve
What to keep safe, and what to gather next
Preserve now
This FIR copy, all pages, and any police notice received separately.
Bank transfer proof, invoices, chats, emails, and call logs.
Collect next
A dated chronology of events from your side.
Names and contact details of people who can verify the transaction history.
Keep originals safe and work from copies when you prepare for your lawyer meeting.
Documents You Need
Checklist for your next lawyer or filing step
Verify Before Acting
Recheck missing or uncertain details before you rely on this analysis
1
Confirm the FIR number, police station, date, and all page numbers on the copy you received.
2
Check whether the sections shown in the FIR copy match what has actually been typed on the page.
3
Verify whether any separate summons, notice, or phone call from police has already been received.
Sources & Citations
Every claim in this analysis is backed by these sources
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 (BNS)
Section 318(4) — Cheating; Section 319(2) — Dishonestly inducing delivery of property. India Code, Act No. 45 of 2023.
Section 318(4) — Cheating; Section 319(2) — Dishonestly inducing delivery of property. India Code, Act No. 45 of 2023.
Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS)
Section 482 — Direction for grant of bail to person apprehending arrest. Act No. 46 of 2023.
Section 482 — Direction for grant of bail to person apprehending arrest. Act No. 46 of 2023.
Constitution of India
Article 20(3) — Protection against self-incrimination; Article 21 — Protection of life and personal liberty; Article 22 — Protection against arrest and detention.
Article 20(3) — Protection against self-incrimination; Article 21 — Protection of life and personal liberty; Article 22 — Protection against arrest and detention.
MHA Notification — New Criminal Laws
Ministry of Home Affairs — BNS, BNSS, BSA effective from 1 July 2024 (with limited exceptions).
Ministry of Home Affairs — BNS, BNSS, BSA effective from 1 July 2024 (with limited exceptions).
CPGRAMS FAQ — Exclusions
CPGRAMS does not take up sub-judice/court matters, RTI matters, personal/family disputes. Source: pgportal.gov.in
CPGRAMS does not take up sub-judice/court matters, RTI matters, personal/family disputes. Source: pgportal.gov.in
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