Challan
چالان
Criminal
Challan is the police report, under section 173, that sends a completed investigation to the court so the accused can be tried.
What does Challan mean in plain words?
When the police finish investigating, they send the court a report naming the parties, the persons who know the facts, and whether the accused was arrested or released on bond. The court then takes up the case. The challan is the everyday name for this police report.
When will I hear Challan?
The challan was submitted to the magistrate after the investigation was completed.
Which law covers Challan?
Section 173, Code of Criminal Procedure 1898
Which related terms should I know?
Common questions about Challan
- What is a challan in a criminal case?
- It is the police report sent to the court under section 173. If the investigation is not completed within fourteen days of the FIR, an interim report must be sent within three days after that period, and the court may begin the trial on it.