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Should we give money to police verification for passport?
The city police have asked passport applicants not to pay ‘tips’ to policemen (field officers) who visit them for conducting passport application verification. “Applicants need not fear of the policemen sending adverse police verification reports and blocking his passport if money it not paid to them.
Will I get a call from police station for passport verification?
A police officer calls the applicant on the provided number and confirms the time of visit. During the visit, the applicant might be asked to provide identity and address proof to verify that the details are correct.
How much bribe do police take?
Bribe rates based on police ranks For the same, an inspector can charge from Rs 10,000 to Rs 60,000.
How can I block my passport?
Impounding of a passport can only be done by the passport authority under Section 10(3) of the Passports Act, 1967. Neither the police nor the court can impound one’s passport, the only option is for the police to write to the passport authority.
What do you do if a cop asks for bribe?
Complaints regarding bribery and other kinds of complains can be sent to the police through WhatsApp on 8975283100. The commissioner ensures cognisance of all such complaints.
What happens if police ask for money?
You can give a complaint against the PSI to the vigilance department after recording the calls where he is been asking you for money. Lodge the complaint with Commissioner of police. contact local lawyer, who can help you in this regard.
Can police seize passport in India?
In the said judgment, the Supreme Court held that, while the police may have power to seize a passport under Section 102 of the Code of Criminal Procedure if it is permissible within the authority given under the said provision, it does not have power to retain or impound the same, because that can only be done by the …
Is keeping someone’s passport illegal in India?
12.0ffences and penalties. (e)knowingly allows another person to use a passport or travel document issued to him; shall be punishable with imprisonment for a term which may extend to [7] [two years or with fine which may extend to five thousand rupees] or with both.