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Preventive Measures Against Frivolous FIRs: A Key BNSS Safeguard
Title: Preventive Safeguard Under BNSS | Section 173(3) Preliminary Inquiry Before FIR | Adv. Sanjay Bishnoi
Description: Learn how Section 173(3) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) introduces a preliminary inquiry before FIR registration to prevent misuse of criminal law. Explained by Adv. Sanjay Bishnoi, Criminal & Bail Lawyer, Sirsa.
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The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) has brought a landmark change through the new proviso to Section 173(3) — aimed at curbing the misuse of criminal law and safeguarding innocent individuals from false or motivated FIRs.
Under this provision, the police must now conduct a preliminary inquiry before registering an FIR in cases where the alleged offence is punishable with imprisonment of up to seven years.
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🏦 How to Unfreeze Your Bank Account or Remove a Lien: A Step-by-Step Legal Guide
By Adv. Sanjay Bishnoi | Sanjay Bishnoi & Associates Connect with us on Linkedin
(Practicing at District & Sessions Courts, Sirsa & Fatehabad, Haryana)
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Unfreeze Bank Account & Remove Lien Legally | Adv. Sanjay Bishnoi – Cyber Law Expert Sirsa & Fatehabad
Is your bank account frozen or under lien? Learn how to legally unfreeze your bank account or remove a lien under BNSS & CrPC with the help of Adv. Sanjay Bishnoi, Cyber Law Specialist at Sanjay Bishnoi & Associates, Sirsa & Fatehabad, Haryana.
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🧭 Introduction
Having your bank account frozen or marked with a lien can be financially and emotionally distressing. Whether it stems from a cyber fraud complaint, suspected illegal transaction, or police investigation, it’s important to know your legal rights and the correct steps to resolve the issue.
At Sanjay Bishnoi & Associates, we handle numerous cases involving bank account freezes, liens, and cyber crime complaints across Sirsa and Fatehabad. Here’s a comprehensive legal guide to help you regain access to your account.
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🔹 Step 1: Contact Your Bank Immediately
Begin by contacting your bank account manager to determine the reason for the freeze.
• Ask which authority or cyber cell issued the order.
• Request written details or a copy of the communication.
• Maintain polite but persistent communication.
If the bank does not cooperate, engage your lawyer to communicate formally on your behalf.
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🔹 Step 2: Gather All Transaction Details
Prepare documents to clarify your financial activities:
• Provide a detailed list of all recent transactions.
• Explain the purpose and source of each transaction.
• Attach proof of your job, business, or income to establish that funds are legitimate.
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🔹 Step 3: Connect with the Cyber Cell or Investigating Officer
If your account was frozen based on a cyber complaint, contact the concerned cyber cell or investigating officer (IO) via phone or email.
• Share relevant documents to prove your innocence.
• Always consult your lawyer before appearing personally or giving any written statement.
Your lawyer can also submit formal representations to the IO requesting the release of your account.
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🔹 Step 4: Engage a Legal Expert
If communication alone doesn’t resolve the matter, consult a criminal or cyber law specialist advocate.
A qualified lawyer can:
• File representations with the authorities.
• Draft and move court applications under appropriate legal provisions.
• Ensure that the investigation proceeds fairly and that your account is unfrozen swiftly.
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🔹 Step 5: Legal Application to Remove the Freeze or Lien
If your account remains blocked, your lawyer may file a petition under:
• Section 497 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNSS), read with
• Sections 451 and 457 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC)
This legal route allows the court to order removal of the freeze or lien once satisfied that no fraudulent activity occurred.
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🔹 Step 6: Removing the Lien
Even after an account is unfrozen, the bank may place a lien (legal hold) on the disputed amount.
• The lien remains until the investigation or trial concludes.
• To lift it, your lawyer can file an application before the court supported by your transaction documents and clarification.
Once verified, the court may direct the bank to remove the lien completely.
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⚖️ Why Choose Sanjay Bishnoi & Associates
At Sanjay Bishnoi & Associates, we specialize in criminal, bail, and cyber law matters across Haryana. Our experienced legal team assists clients with:
• Drafting and submitting documentation to banks and authorities
• Representing clients before cyber cells and courts
• Filing applications for defreezing or lien removal
• Ensuring full protection of your legal and financial rights
We are committed to delivering fast, result-oriented, and professional legal support.
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📍 Office Addresses: For Location Click Here
Adv. Sanjay Bishnoi :
• Chamber No. 406 & 460, New Lawyers Chamber Complex, District & Sessions Court, Sirsa, Haryana
• Chamber No. 92, District & Sessions Court, Fatehabad, Haryana
📞 For Legal Consultation: Available by Appointment
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⚖️ Criminal Law: Bail, FIR quashing, anticipatory bail, defense in trial
🏠 Civil Matters: Property, injunction, recovery suits, partition disputes
💔 Matrimonial & Family Law: Divorce, maintenance, domestic violence, guardianship
💼 Cheque Bounce & Recovery: Legal notices, complaints under Section 138 NI Act
🌐 Cyber Law & Online Crimes: Cyber frauds, online defamation, identity theft, and data privacy cases
📜 Legal Documentation: Drafting of agreements, affidavits, contracts, and deeds
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💬 From the Advocate’s Desk
> “Justice begins when the right person speaks at the right time, in the right way.
My role as an advocate is not only to argue cases — but to stand with truth, protect rights, and guide people through the law.”
— Adv. Sanjay Bishnoi
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📍 Office & Contact Information
Advocate Sanjay BishnoiConnect with me on Linkedin
District & Sessions Court, Sirsa (Haryana)
📌 Chamber No. 406 & 460, New Lawyers Chambers Complex Click for Location
District & Sessions Court, Fatehabad (Haryana)
📌 Chamber No. 92
📞 Mobile: 97280-29009
📧 Email: advsnjy@gmail.com