In the previous video ( https://youtu.be/JcWjDzWuHcc ) as per supreme court constitution Bench ruling in the case of Lalita Kumar vs State of UP (2013), Registration of FIR is mandatory and there is no preliminary inquiry is permissible in such a situation.

However, the same judgment has provided that in certain types of cases, preliminary inquiry may be allowed to be conducted, which will depend on the facts and circumstances of each case. See video ( https://youtu.be/MBMIp5vd4UQ )

In the third part of the video ( https://youtu.be/GTdVj0CBlHo ), various remedies have been outlined, if the police still refuse to register the FIR.
This video outlines one of the legal remedies for getting FIR to be registered through the court of magistrate. One can also approach to the high court about which we will cover in the next video.

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