You have a similar question, which has already been answered at: False 498a ,506 cases on NRIs with Indian passport.
(1) Generally speaking, it is not possible to expedite trials, due to huge pendency of cases. You may try, if you want, but chances of getting order in this regard are limited.
(2) Usually, the trial will not proceed against the accused persons who are not present before the court. Sometimes, Section 299 of the Cr.P.C. is resorted to in such situations.
(3) Cannot comment on facts of a case, i.e., where the cash money can be kept, etc.
(4) For non-cognizable (NC) offence, you have to file a private complaint before the court concerned, since police has no power.
(5) Cannot comment on the detailed facts of case as to whether the respondent will be jailed, etc. It depends on the facts of the case.
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