You can write to the Bank directly, requesting them to make "Stop Payment" on your captioned cheque.
There is a procedure to do that, after which, you should not worry about the dishonor of your cheque, because then you can explain to the police that the payment against this cheque has been stopped.
Note, the police compliant on a bounced cheque is only applicable if the cheque has been bounced due to the reason of "No Fund" and not by the reason of "Stop Payment".
Another option is to to drag on this issue, for six months, after which a period, this cheque shall become "Stale" or simply Expired in the legal term, thus requiring your consent to re-validate it by new date along with your fresh signature.
You can write to the Bank directly, requesting them to make "Stop Payment" on your captioned cheque.
There is a procedure to do that, after which, you should not worry about the dishonor of your cheque, because then you can explain to the police that the payment against this cheque has been stopped.
Note, the police compliant on a bounced cheque is only applicable if the cheque has been bounced due to the reason of "No Fund" and not by the reason of "Stop Payment".
Another option is to to drag on this issue, for six months, after which a period, this cheque shall become "Stale" or simply Expired in the legal term, thus requiring your consent to re-validate it by new date along with your fresh signature.