Dear client,
1) Police Arrest Based on False FIR: Unfortunately, the police can arrest you based on a filed FIR, even if it's false. However, it's important to cooperate with legal procedures and present your side of the story.
2) Anticipatory Bail Duration: Anticipatory bail may take a few days to a couple of weeks to get approved, depending on the legal system in your country. During this process, it's advisable not to abscond as it might complicate matters further.
3) Leaving the Country and Legal Proceedings: Attempting to leave the country might result in complications at the airport. If there's a case ongoing, authorities might have placed restrictions on your travel.
4) Police Actions if Abroad: If you're abroad, the police might communicate with you through legal channels like virtual hearings or contact your lawyer. Typically, they won't trouble your family unless there's a suspicion that they are harboring you to evade legal actions.
5) Best Course of Action: Cooperate with legal procedures, work closely with your lawyer, and avoid evading the authorities. Present evidence, witnesses, and any proof that contradicts the false allegations.
6) Arrest of Family Members: The police generally don't arrest family members unless they have been found to be actively aiding in the evasion of justice. However, they might be questioned or asked for information.
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