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Prayagraj Dholagadh: Goons Smash Elderly Man’s Head with Pistol Butt, Steal Rs 45,000 — Sub-Inspector Allegedly Tells Victim ‘Don’t Mention Pistol or Money in FIR’
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- What the Son Recorded Outside the Police Station
- Why Hiding the Pistol Matters — The Legal Mechanics
- The Pattern Behind the Instruction
- Know Your Rights: How to File an e-FIR Under BNSS 2026
- 1. Identify Your State Digital Portal
- 2. Draft, Attach, Submit
- 3. Your Right to a Zero FIR
- 4. If the FIR Is Refused Entirely
- Digital Evidence Checklist
- Video With Audio
- Audio Recording Only
- Photographs
- Medical Reports
- Precautions With Officials and Hostile Parties
- Where This Case Stands
In Dholagadh, Prayagraj, armed individuals barged into an elderly shopkeeper's premises, struck his head with a pistol butt, and fled with Rs 45,000. When his son took him to Dholagadh Police Station, the Sub-Inspector allegedly instructed them not to mention the weapon or the stolen money in the FIR. The victim's statement, recorded on video, has triggered widespread outrage. Full story, legal rights guide, and digital evidence checklist.
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