मैं श्योपुर MP MAIN RHTA HU MERE BADE BHAI KO रेंज साइबर थाने वाले लेकर गए है हमारे घर से उन्होंने ने बताया कोई ऐप से लिंक शेयर करके FROUD किया है

Hello, good morning. I understand you're very worried right now. This is a difficult situation. The most important step is to find a local lawyer who can take immediate action. Here's information about the legal process and your rights regarding your brother: What to Do Immediately Contact a Lawyer: The first and most important step is to immediately contact a local criminal lawyer in Sheopur. Lawyers understand the legal process and can accurately obtain information from the police. Free Legal Aid: If you cannot afford a lawyer, you can request free legal aid through the District Legal Services Authority. Go to the Police Station and Court: Go to the Range Cyber Police Station on your own or with a relative. If you don't get any information there, go to the District Court in Sheopur to find out which magistrate your brother was produced before. Request a Copy of the FIR: Your brother has the right to receive a free copy of the FIR (First Information Report). This copy will be very important for the lawyer as it contains a complete description of the charges. Your Brother's Legal Rights After arrest, your brother has certain legal rights that the police are required to uphold: Right to Know the Reason for Arrest: The police must clearly state the reason for the arrest. According to the Supreme Court's new directives, this reason must also be given in writing. Produce before a magistrate within 24 hours: The police must produce the arrested person before the nearest magistrate within 24 hours (excluding travel time). Right to meet with a lawyer: Your brother has the right to meet with a lawyer of his choice, even during interrogation. Right to inform family: The police must give the arrested person the opportunity to inform a friend or relative of his arrest. Further legal process: Police custody and judicial custody: After being produced before the magistrate on November 3, the court may have remanded your brother to either police custody for interrogation, maximum 15 days or judicial custody jail. Since the police are no longer answering calls, he may be in judicial custody. Bail: Your lawyer can file a bail application for your brother. If the offense is bailable, they have the right to be released on bail. Chargesheet: The police must file a chargesheet in court within 60 or 90 days (depending on the severity of the offense) after completing their investigation. If they fail to do so, your brother may be entitled to default bail.