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You are a Superintendent of Police (S.P.) of a district. You are approached by a woman, who claims to have been subject to domestic violence and harassment by her in-laws. She had approached the local police station but she claims that her complaint was not registered there. You telephonically enquire from the police station who reveal that on account of pressure from a prominent politician her complaint was not registered, as the politician had threatened the station officer of being transferred if he registered the complaint. In such circumstances which of the following options would you exercise?

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Ask the woman to approach the national commission of women to get justice as getting complaint registered would be very difficult due to the politician’s pressure.

Ask her to bring a report of a government hospital about her suffering physical injuries, so that you can have a complaint registered on the basis of the report.

Call the in-laws, counsel and sternly direct them not to resort to physical violence. But ask the woman not to file a complaint as it would lead to unnecessary long litigation.

Ask the station officer of the police station to register her complaint and to take her for medical examination in a government hospital.

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