Should you believe the police?

I talk about the recent experience of a friend dealing with the Station House Officer (SHO) of a Delhi police station and his assurances that no FIR will be registered.
I also talk about other similar situations while dealing with the police.
The other police video I talked about is here:
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[@bettercallamish]

The video on why the police will never tell the judge that you should get bail is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXq9o2icpaqAhrs

[@whateverittakes-i-will-be-me]

Hi Amish. What if the police has confiscated everyone's phones ? Can they do that and what should we do in such case?

[@nagahemachandchinta5498]

Sir, Can't we do anything to change this police system? Please tell me what I can do. Can technology solve and bring the system of policing with out police?

[@San_Deep2501]

"Should you believe the police?" Short answer= No Long answer= No, you should not

[@naveenkr5992]

Well +1

[@imsoket8204]

Thanks

[@thundergod6503]

@Monkey D. Luffy How do you think villagers in remote areas, with little to no police, deal with crimes? By themselves. Happens in India a lot.

[@poso1730]

+1

[@wealthxp]

"Criminal servant" - now tell me that wasn't intentional. 🤣

[@shivambhatia4079]

Conclusion - dont mess with police even if you have knowledge of law because what's written in books aren't the exact ones that's applicable in real life

[@shreyasp3287]

Yup great advice one everyone should remember .

[@harsh.mishra28]

Doesn't apply to lawyers though.

[@yashthakare2059]

Definition of a banana republic... Lawless, corrupt land

[@ksbhalen8669]

Rubbish ....no one is above the law.

[@shivambhatia4079]

@@ksbhalen8669 only in books not in reality

[@vincentsequeira3723]

Body cam on cops is a must.

[@wiseversa5369]

There is no money for fundamental equipment's let alone body cams lol

[@mahadevprasanth1697]

@@wiseversa5369 Atleast camera in custody?

[@internationalhitman4114]

"police are never your friend" A common quotation all around the world..... Specially in america.... If u r in trouble....keep your mouth shut and better call Amish....

[@wiseversa5369]

It's different in America and other developed countries because of the stringent laws and better equipment for evidence such as body and dash cams. Corruption is almost zero and law is very flexible.

[@ShubhamKumar-rb6ts]

@@wiseversa5369 lol situation of cops are away worse in America. They're like gundas, can't agree on this. I think you don't know about American cops.

[@InzemamZahidi911]

American police is bit better due to better tech and less opressive government

[@shubhammaske1272]

The thing is whenever we see a police men we don't feel confident, we fear them. Although they are public servant to protect us but the image of police in our mindset is not trustworthy. Apologies for bad English.

[@KM-rk3ok]

Never apologize for bad English

[@ritamdutta5860]

​@@KM-rk3ok When we apologise for bad English, we mean,"I probably didn't use the best words to describe my point of view. The way I expressed it might create some confusion. Please let me know if it did".

[@srikarrao9957]

Well they're Criminal Servants obviously...xD

[@prathameshingale9706]

Yup...

[@prathameshingale9706]

Pin this comment yaar this is content...

[@vinayakdwivedi4358]

Yeaahh but yet lot of good people are serving public.

[@MrAllen1994]

@@vinayakdwivedi4358lmao..serving public 🤣🤣🤣

[@thetribe2101]

There is no justice in this country, when there is no justice there is no peace

[@AavegSheth]

True

[@AP-123]

It's true.

[@kartikahluwalia4795]

Give credit to police laws they never have reforms.

[@gordongekko3174]

thats why people immigrate to other countries

[@thetribe2101]

@@gordongekko3174 between 2015 and 2019, 6 lakh indians gave up indian citizenship. Lucky them.

[@parthmalhotra1741]

Being a Lawyer I know that police have wide powers to arrest and to frame. So unless and until they exercise those powers sparingly and in a right manner they is no stopping of such incidences!!

[@rishigoyal7059]

So MANY ads!!!! Also, your videos provide me a lot of significant information about taking charge of my life. Gives me confidence to go out and not be afraid of anything. Your videos are a layman's guide to handling tough situations in a proactive manner. Super job!

[@rohitmehta1216]

I never skip ad on his video. The least we can do is to support him in terms of monetary value.

[@AavegSheth]

Absolutely true. Same here

[@pratikshitvajpayee973]

Please make another video that has a title 'Should you believe the lawyer?'. For we all know that hiring lawyer sometimes could be a mistake because they don't always give the right suggestions and hold on to the client to squeeze more money out of them.

[@pushpendrasharma1447]

bilkul shi kahab Bhai aapne ...........jaise pujari ka dhanda chlta h logon ko dara ke bhagwaan ke naam pr ............vaise hi inka dhandha chlta h police ka dr dikha ke .............yeh paisa kamane ko baithe h aur yahin out of court deal krvate h

[@ksbhalen8669]

Well, many lawyers are honest and sincere by their professional dignity. The few non-professional are exception to the general standards. Otherwise, safeguarding clients' rights are the paramount desire and objective of each and every lawyer.

[@Navyguy]

I will keep it simple.... *'NO'. Never trust the cops.* 👮‍♂️🚫

[@princejag]

I have been shouting to bring transformative changes in Policing entire India. The Best part left is Complaint to CBI on SHO's misuse of power & bribery.

[@dineshmanoharan397]

This is reality, can't trust anyone. Very good practical information ji thank you

[@WhipRunner]

Visibility and gratitude comment. Nowadays those in power tend to have toxic personalities. Torturing others gives them catharsis and reassurance that they're not hollow and inhumane. They only feel alive when they see others in pain and asking for mercy.

[@thecrazysuzan21]

Eye opening information, thanks a ton for sharing . Keep educating....Sir . I am Campus Law centre DU student Writing last semester . It's a great help.

[@sv1500]

hi. what r u upto now. practicing ? am in clc also.

[@bikramkumar7589]

Huge contribution for young lawyers sir, hats off 🔥🙏

[@akshitgupta4432]

Sir one important question!!! We see day by day atrocities being committed by police on common people on the pretext of following orders from superiors. Do we, as common citizens have the right to hit back police individuals in our self defence in case they are physically assaulting us?

[@bettercallamish]

We cannot. Legal and actual consequences are too big

[@sharadaproducts4717]

If they are trying to give grevious attack on you, standard is 20 days hospital help is required to you. Then you are allowed to hit back under private defence.

[@vincentsequeira3723]

@@bettercallamish after duty hours, when they don't Don uniforms? Like crime hindi movies?

[@eugene8166]

@@vincentsequeira3723 then you can hit them

[@sv1500]

@@eugene8166 Lmao

[@hrithikmta491]

Amish I cant stress it enough that you seem to be the most trust worthy lawyers out there, I have saved your number incase of any issues and these videos are a great boon for the average citizen, Can you do another video about WHAT ARE THE NECESSARY STEPS YOU SHOULD TAKE IF ITS THE POLICE THAT HAVE DONE THE WRONG ?

[@mdkhn786]

Very informative and first hand experience kind of explanation. Always liked your attitude towards presentation i.e. calm. Many thanks Amish.

[@marthaiyengar8322]

It was a good change listening on law Hardly common people get help

[@adv.bhupendrasingh1065]

A lot of thanks sir.... informed us ....and it's a practical session with you ....bcz I am a law student ....and whatever you told is a hrass reality.

[@nandankarn1927]

Really appreciable and valuable practical knowledge a person should have about Indian law system. Great job

[@paranormalindia5483]

Great Advocate ! Dear Amish sir you r really amazing advocate. I learns a lot from you and gets inspiration even in such pandemic . Thanx

[@urbancod3r]

Great video as always, Amish Bhai please make a video on the incident that you discussed in Vinamra's podcast about the guy who asked the doctor for coffee date in which instead of rejecting directly she got him beaten by hospital staff as well as by her husband and police took him to the police station and lawyer took couple of lakhs for bail in a bailable offense this is a very common situation guys get into. what are the remedies the person have in this position against the Doctor, Her husband and hospital staff.

[@prabhattiwari9275]

Thank you Amish for doing this, appreciate it

[@innamahendrababu9406]

I am so thankful Amish sir for everything you bring to us 🙏🙏

[@khushbuchoudhary5185]

I have binged watched many of your videos and off course have liked and subscribed , please keep up the good work.

[@dramaqueen5889]

Great content .. good audio and video quality .. really appreciate the effort you take

[@ronitrajput3934]

Thank you for sharing all of this information man.

[@pulkitchawla4904]

Amazing video..on ground experiences! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@jayakrishnanm2975]

Wish all the police are equipped with the vid cams to record everything

[@jacobjackson8619]

exactly what i wanted to say. most American states have made it mandatory for cops to have a bodycam 24/7 when on duty. i doubt itll ever happen in india since police r the most corrupted body of this country. i feel like police in this country r completely useless, they dont do shit other than commit crimes

[@veekay9977]

Because the 2 main parties who ruled India thus far i.e. BJP & Congress are mortally corrupt they never wanted to usher in police reforms like BODY CAM etc.

[@jacobjackson8619]

@@veekay9977 agreed, all parties are corrupt, not only bjp Congress. everyone cares bout votes so that can make more black money. i feel like people should make policies and vote on it online, tho itll be challenging, itll reduce the need for voting idiots who will make decisions for us. why vote for modi when we can vote for the laws we want. we need body cams on all cops. ive seen cops beat people who r recording their illegal activities. this shit must stop

[@jlyngdoh5608]

Even if they have body cams, do you actually think they'll display info that criticizes them. If you get assaulted by a police officer, preferably, that video recorded on the body cam will stay with the police and go nowhere near the court or public. It's best you invest for a high end body cam for yourself, preferably a spy cam in the shape of a button on your shirt, along with a microphone will greatly cement your evidence. And never announce that you have recorded evidence during your first contact with the court regarding a complaint against said abusive officer. It's best you test the water first, if you observe that the procedure is going to be objective then bring out your recorded evidence, if not then lay low for a while and then anonymously release the video into the internet and observe what happens then, in India, justice is gained only if you have well established connections or your case has gained the attention and support of the " massive " public, your public support should be massive or it'll be easy for the system to kill the momentum for your justice . So don't go anywhere expecting you'll be served right, play smart and stay alive.

[@jacobjackson8619]

@@jlyngdoh5608 America has made it mandatory for all police officers to wear body cams at all times and its illegal for them to tamper with the footage or intentionally block the camera's view. if there r few non corrupt politicians, they can implement the same tho its highly unlikely since corrupt politicians use police for their dirty work

[@ritikk6985]

Really insightful. apart from finding and creating evidence in our favour like that email thing what else we can do.

[@bhuplink]

Very well advised. Thank you Sir.

[@idiaattgaming8739]

Thank you so much for your content ! Your subscriber since day 1

[@abhinavkumar6217]

Sir I Love you videos❤️and I'm really thankful that you are sharing your knowledge with us. But I request you to share your experiences or an incident about a police officer who was appreciated for his work in the court.

[@jontyroy1723]

If possible kindly make a video on *what kind of pressures does the police officers face* that they fail to take action against cases of *abuse of power by policemen* *&* *policewomen under him* / *her*. Thank you for spreading legal awareness.

[@jontyroy1723]

@@PandeyYaar Yes, I'm aware of that. He introduces himself properly before his videos. However, (a) He seems to have a wide experience dealing with the police as part of his career. (b) In this video he mentions he has several friends who are in the police department and that he understands the pressure under which they need to work.

[@indrajeet5000]

Very informative as always.. Thanks Adv Amish..

[@johnjacob7160]

Great mature advice - given the condition of our law enforcement system. Fully agree 💯

[@drmahesh3959]

Great. The police story through out India is same. A prudent man can't rend the situation and circumstances around him. Like a way injustice is growing very fast. I think present laws are insufficient against police acts or police are misusing the law. We as a common man can't fight against system. ... Indeed a great video again.

[@sekumar123]

We asba command man should fight to change the law. For ex. Stealing by a common man attracts 6 months jail, it should be double atleast for those in power. It is surprising that law makers delibrately made such laws to protect those in power

[@MayurPanghaal]

Absolutely correct !! This is crucial thing. I have seen people get bail due to this crucial piece of evidence.

[@raneshmankotia8634]

Amish a little suggestion, you can really put down the mic and make it hidden from the frame, it's not a good look for your mic to be that close to your face like that. That way your videos might look more professional and well thought of, otherwise everything was good. Keep Hustling brother.

[@ankitkumarsingh6185]

I dont see it as an issue

[@UjwalAnurag]

Think of this as a podcast and keep browsing the internet while you listen to him.

[@sankalpmehadia9252]

In India situation is so bad that a Mafia may or may not antagonise you but the police definitely will. Sir if you have time please make a video on how to protect ourselves from the police, what to say and what not to say when we are caught by them like in US its better not to say anything any let your lawyer handle things what should we do in India

[@SharkFishSF]

Lol, he's made many videos just like this.

[@sasarowa]

Superb video and thanks for sharing your practical experience 👍 👏

[@lord_veda5610]

This is a really good information. Here we Indians consider ourselves very intelligent and talk about global warning, regional/international politics, war and crime. But we definitely don't have any knowledge at all about our Juridical system and how it works. We daily see news about some civilians getting man-handled, beaten, falsely accused. We think nothing similar will come to our way if behave like good law abiding citizens. Then when we get into these situations; Then Instead of seeking legal advice from lawyers, many pay bribes to officers and fall in their trap. This should Stop!

[@NAVODAYAEDUCARE]

Such a wonderful practical and authentic information ,nice guy

[@jellalfernandes1309]

Thank you for these informational videos :)

[@adityareddyllbstudent7503]

Thank you Amish Sir👏👏⚖️📚🖋️🙏

[@ankitmohapatra2340]

Tongue slip of criminal servant was actually right.

[@dhirusingh8075]

Sir.. addicted to your videos. ❤️

[@arjunmrao4039]

Nice Video Amit Sir.. .. What is the role of INFLUENCE (High Level Influence) in dealing with the Police (taking the police headon or and while getting away from The Police as a potential accused or to ensure that The Police takes a decision in your favour) .. Please make a video on this particular topic..I am sure YOU as a lawyer have understood what I actually mean here..

[@sachinporwal3522]

Thank you so much Amish Sir

[@sumantiwari8442]

Sab kar dia bhai... Lik,, sub,, comment... keet the good work going

[@liaquatalijan7063]

Love to listen to you AA, you are A+ 💪

[@drbbi3510]

Me being young want to know about legal matters of our country, in future if something goes wrong & have deal with such matters atleast I will have some familiarity with this stuff. Your vidoes on such common matters help immensely for us layman in understanding the law and its implicaton as well as do and don't too. Thank you!🙏 #Grateful

[@tvsrinivas7358]

Useful information and lesson

[@amankumar990]

sending an Email is a really good advice. I'll keep it in mind.

[@roopeshmesta456]

Anish sir.. I realy want u to be the law minister of our country.. I think a honest lawyer like with a good heart wil make our country a better living place

[@anootoshsarkar686]

Rule no. 1: never believe a copper

[@prinsonmallayil]

Thanks for the knowledge shared 👌

[@nigelgomez3705]

Hi Amish. I am a great fan of yours, you very soft spoken which so much of clarity in your English language speech, very factual and transparent in any given topic of advice to your viewer's. I have had a lot of bitter experience of these cops. But they have never succeeded in their malicious, cos I always sycke these criminal in uniforms. Some of them have always asked me to compromise. I have said an innocent guy should compromise for what. I will come out clean from the law. And there you ask me for a compromise. I will take you and your I. O. to the cleaners.

[@vandanakharya6774]

Thanks you sir for sharing valuable knowledge . Sir please make video on must read good books other than bare act

[@anubhavguha6588]

It is better to keep yourself enrolled in a political party and you will be safe more than trusting police.

[@saurabharora8962]

Awesome as always.

[@ppp8626]

In the second case which you mentioned that the person gave Rs 20000 to the police. Is it a good idea to have a voice/video recording of the incident of giving money? Will it be helpful later in the bail application or in court hearing?

[@bettercallamish]

It's not. If they catch you they'll beat you and arrest your unborn children as well. And even if you're not caught, you showing to a judge the video will A. Not get your relative bail B. Antagonise the judge who might direct the police to investigate the corrupt cop as well as you

[@shabduligangan]

@@bettercallamish arrest unborn children 🤣🤣🤣

[@ArjunKumar-rs1kk]

@@bettercallamish BTW, is the person not already under investigation? So , if the judge directs to investigate corrupt cop, so be it. If you are already inside jail for breaking lockdown, are you not fighting the system already? Fight it boldly then. The first rule of thumb in dealing with any public authority is- " MAKE AS MANY AUDIO/ VIDEO OF YOUR ALL INCIDENTS OF INTERACTION WITH THE POLICE/ ANY GOVT AUTHORITY. Audio/ video always and always make your cases strong. Never bow down to a bully. If you are already sufferering, then give these corrupt cops a lesson of a lifetime. Also, put those audio/ video on social media. make that corrupt cop famous. Let him reap his karma as well.

[@ppp8626]

@@bettercallamish Thanks for the explanation. arrest unborn children XD

[@sdhirajgmail]

well,Police cannot be believe in any way.Criminal are not born,they are made due to this practice of police and netas.

[@romwd3]

Every video of u is so informative .so , Can you suggest a book that have laws which should be know to everyone..

[@cateyes7017]

Thank you!

[@warlock479]

Thank you sir...

[@algoperfecto6817]

An centuries old saying is there as: “ police walo ki na dosti achi, na dushmani” Mr. Amish rightly briefed, as police personnel are specifically taught how to carry out public administration and they are the best, you cannot fool them. Unless you’re well versed with laws and system working.

[@birendrakumarsingh6266]

Good input thanks

[@KT-uu7kc]

thanks for this video sir

[@stockmarket2041]

Criminal servant 🤣🤣 I had to refer a SI as "Maharaja Sri" in my application in a laptop theft case🙄

[@shadabsalam217]

Great video....

[@mirzamohiuddinbaig6621]

Thank you so much sir

[@conn-comm7626]

Thankyou so much sir

[@binitmohapatra3311]

Just another ground level advice - Whatsoever be the situation.. "WHATSOEVERRR" , never ever dream of physically or verbally abusing a police. They are pure goons and doing such may cost your life. I'm happy to hear that this person came out alive with just 1 year in prison and only 20k as bribe.

[@sathishd4515]

Very informative 🙏

[@t.s.29]

Doing good work sir

[@bombayboys1]

Nice Content Sir

[@mastrammeena328]

Gyan ka Bhandara Amish Agarwwala

[@jakesequeira9284]

You need your own TV show!

[@devsuthar1377]

Lots of love #Amish bhai

[@AP-123]

Good video sir.

[@akshaynikam8900]

Preparing for the inevitable with help of of your videos .

[@tamoltejchakravarthy6596]

Amazingggggg video

[@rakshitrana6961]

Interesting.

[@doggydoggywho]

5:38 "Criminal servant" Sach hi to bola aapne, correction ki kya zarurat thi.

[@jordanbalid2584]

Commenting for visibility

[@somnathgharge9386]

Not any cost

[@RobinSingh-bo7vk]

Thanks bro

[@tusharkaul6330]

Sir I need to ask you a question where can I contact ?

[@karan4644]

Can a Delhi district court employee could do LAW (from Delhi University) while working or on leave?

[@streetninja23]

Hello Amish sir, I saw a video of a young doctor being beaten brutally by 6-7 people in a hospital (Assam). What do you think the person should do when in such a situation ?

[@vinitasharma5914]

Crystal clear that police will never....Sir how to approach you for consultation .

[@shobhitgarg5707]

Good

[@Dark395]

Well you make sense....as per me anyone giving police exams should be appointed as constables or SI because...when you see our current system all the highly qualified and good people become ips...and the constables working on the ground are poorly trained...civil servants should be appointed as constables...if not constables atleast as SIs....

[@senthilkumarelumalai7520]

How abt an online complaint at that moment by the sister sir? Any specific reason u preferred email to an online complaint....??

[@rohanvg2489]

In India without being powerful one can't survive

[@AP-123]

Hi sir, make a video based on mental harasment, psychological harrasment and emotional harrasment of person at work place. Is there any Provision in IPC for such a offens?