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Madras High Court: Cryptic Calls or Wireless Messages About Crime Alone do Not Amount to FIR - (30 Jul 2026)

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Madras High Court held that information received by the police about a crime does not automatically constitute a First Information Report. It said such information must satisfy the statutory requirements under Section 154 of the Code of Criminal Procedure to be treated as an FIR.

Tags : CRYPTIC CALLS; FIR; WIRELESS MESSAGES  

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