Rajiv Sharma, Judge.

A letter dated 1.11.2010 addressed by the petitioner to Hon’ble the Chief Justice has been treated as Criminal Writ Petition.

2. Material facts necessary for the adjudication of this criminal petition are that petitioner’s marriage was solemnized with one Sh. Vijender Singh. Petitioner is permanent resident of Jagatpur, Post Office Joghon. Petitioner’s husband Sh. Vijender Singh was attacked by respondents No. 6 to 11, as per the averments contained in the letter dated 1.11.2010. He received multiple injuries on his body. Petitioner alongwith her husband went to Police Post Joghon to lodge the complaint and also for medical examination in the evening. The couple was made to sit in the Police Post till 5.00 P.M. They were told by the police to go to Nalagarh for medical examination. The couple left for Nalagarh around 5-6 P.M. They were also chased by the private respondents. They reached Police Station, Nalagarh and persisted for the registration of an F.I.R. as well as medical examination. The Police personnel, present in the Police Station, were reluctant to register the F.I.R. and also to get the petitioner’s husband medically examined. It was aft