Court and police messages explained
ARCourt and police messages usually include a case number and a date. Do not ignore them. GulfExplain can explain what the message says, but for decisions you should speak to a lawyer or your embassy or consulate.
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What it is
These messages tell you about a case, a hearing date, a judgment or a request to appear.
Why you might get it
- A complaint or case was filed involving you.
- A hearing has been scheduled.
- A decision was issued.
What to check
- 1The case number.
- 2The court or police station.
- 3Any hearing or response date.
What to do
- Verify the case on the official court or police website or app using the case number.
- Note the hearing date.
- Contact a lawyer, a legal aid service or the Indian embassy or consulate for advice.
Watch out: If a message threatens arrest unless you pay immediately through a link, it is very likely a scam.
Questions
No. We explain what the message says. For legal decisions, speak to a qualified lawyer or your consulate.
General information, not legal advice. Rules differ by country and change over time; always check the official source.