If police is refusing to lodge any FIR file complaint before magistrate under section 156(3 ) of cr OC to direct police to investigate and submit report 

Lodge a Private Complaint in the jurisdictional Magistrate Court U/s. 200 of crpc/156(3) of crpc. 

Harassment and blackmailing by recording phone calls are criminal offences in India. Blackmailing is an act of coercion using threats to reveal or publicize false information of an individual or true and confidential information. Blackmailing can be punished under section 384 of the Indian Penal Code which provides punishments for extortion. Blackmailing can also amount to criminal intimidation under Section 503 of the Indian Penal Code.

If you want to file a complaint against harassment and blackmailing by recording phone calls in India, you can follow these steps:

• Call 100 to report the harassment to the local police.
• Lodge a complaint against the harasser at the nearest police station.
• Call the women helpline numbers 181 or 1091 to report the harassment.
• File an FIR under the relevant provisions of the IPC, 1860.
• Present an application of complaint to the Magistrate under Section 12 of the DV Act, 2005.

You can also file a complaint online on the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal, which is an initiative of Government of India to facilitate victims/complainants to report cyber crime complaints online. This portal caters to complaints pertaining to cyber crimes only with special focus on cyber crimes against women and children. Complaints reported on this portal are dealt by law enforcement agencies/ police based on the information available in the complaints.

You should provide correct and accurate details while filing complaint for prompt action. You should also preserve any evidence or proof of the harassment and blackmailing, such as screenshots, recordings, messages, etc. You should also consult a qualified lawyer for your specific case and get proper legal guidance.

If you are suspicious about the death of your father, you can very well lodge a complaint to this extent before the concerned police in this regard.

If the police is not responding properly or not taking your complaint, you can approach jurisdictional judicial magistrate court with petition under section 156(3) Cr. P. C. seeking direction to the concerned police to initiate action in this regard

If you have evidence with you and can prove in the court than you can file case against your brother for suspicious death of your father and you have doubts on your brother or siblings who so ever are involved in it. 

If court feels that there should be investigation performed by Police than court my order accordingly for further investigation.

- As per law, the limitation to file a complaint is 3 years from the date of offence of a serious nature .

- Since, the police has refused to lodge an FIR , then firstly you should approach the Higher police official after giving a written complaint 

- Further, if no positive response, then you can file a complaint before the judicial magistrate under section 200 read with section 156(3) of CRPC 

Dear sir/Madam, 

You are suggested to approach the local court with an application under section 156(3) of Cr PC for registering the case and investigation. Then the court will ask action taken report and the case will,be registered. 

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