A. meet some local lawyer and give the reply to that notice first

A. Not a valid place to ask this question.

A. Yes let me know about you problem i will hwlp you

A. Under Sections 406 and 420 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), charges relate to criminal breach of trust and cheating, respectively. Section 406 IPC applies when someone dishonestly misappropriates property entrusted to them, while Section 420 IPC deals with cheating and dishonestly inducing the delivery of property. If you are accused, you should apply for anticipatory bail under Section 438 CrPC to avoid arrest. You can also challenge the FIR under Section 482 CrPC in the High Court, arguing that the case is false or lacks evidence. If the case proceeds, prepare a strong defense by proving lack of dishonest intent or that the dispute is of a civil nature rather than criminal. If you are the complainant, you must present evidence of entrustment and fraudulent intent to establish guilt. The accused can be arrested, and their assets can be attached if required.

A. Please kindly arrange to meet with me either at the High court-jaipur or at my chamber which is located at Vidhyadhar Nagar - Jaipur to discuss this.

A. You can go to the directly to the Court criminal complaint againt the police official.

A. Please kindly arrange to meet with me either at the High court-jaipur or at my chamber which is located at Vidhyadhar Nagar - Jaipur to discuss this.

A. You can book consultation with me.

A. No you cant, you need to hire a lawyer