Not returning my money
7 months ago
I am from Gujarat and E FIR site is not working so where to contact for complaint a case
A.Dear Client,
If you are in Gujarat and the e-FIR (First Information Report) website is not working, you can file a complaint or report a case by visiting your local police station in person. Here are the steps you can follow:
Visit the Nearest Police Station: Locate the nearest police station to your current location. You can do this by asking locals or using a mapping app.
Gather Information: Before visiting the police station, gather all the necessary information related to the incident you want to report. This may include details about the incident, any evidence or witnesses, and your identification documents.
Visit During Office Hours: Make sure to visit the police station during their office hours when they are open to receiving complaints and reports.
Speak to an Officer: When you arrive at the police station, explain your situation to the duty officer or the police personnel on duty. Provide all the relevant details and information about the incident.
File a Complaint: The police officer will assist you in filing a formal complaint or FIR. Ensure that you receive a copy of the FIR, as it is an important legal document.
Follow Up: After filing the FIR, inquire about the process and timeline for further investigation. You may need to follow up with the police periodically to stay informed about the progress of the case.
Contact Higher Authorities: If you face difficulties at the local police station or if your complaint is not properly addressed, you can consider contacting higher-ranking police officials or the Superintendent of Police (SP) in your district.
Contact the State Police Headquarters: If your issue remains unresolved, you can contact the Gujarat State Police Headquarters or the Director General of Police (DGP) office for further assistance.
It's essential to provide accurate and complete information when filing an FIR, as this document initiates the formal legal process for investigating the incident. Additionally, keep a copy of the FIR for your records.
While the e-FIR system is a convenient way to file complaints online, you can still report incidents and file FIRs in person at your local police station when online services are not available or not functioning properly.
Thank you.
If you are in Gujarat and the e-FIR (First Information Report) website is not working, you can file a complaint or report a case by visiting your local police station in person. Here are the steps you can follow:
Visit the Nearest Police Station: Locate the nearest police station to your current location. You can do this by asking locals or using a mapping app.
Gather Information: Before visiting the police station, gather all the necessary information related to the incident you want to report. This may include details about the incident, any evidence or witnesses, and your identification documents.
Visit During Office Hours: Make sure to visit the police station during their office hours when they are open to receiving complaints and reports.
Speak to an Officer: When you arrive at the police station, explain your situation to the duty officer or the police personnel on duty. Provide all the relevant details and information about the incident.
File a Complaint: The police officer will assist you in filing a formal complaint or FIR. Ensure that you receive a copy of the FIR, as it is an important legal document.
Follow Up: After filing the FIR, inquire about the process and timeline for further investigation. You may need to follow up with the police periodically to stay informed about the progress of the case.
Contact Higher Authorities: If you face difficulties at the local police station or if your complaint is not properly addressed, you can consider contacting higher-ranking police officials or the Superintendent of Police (SP) in your district.
Contact the State Police Headquarters: If your issue remains unresolved, you can contact the Gujarat State Police Headquarters or the Director General of Police (DGP) office for further assistance.
It's essential to provide accurate and complete information when filing an FIR, as this document initiates the formal legal process for investigating the incident. Additionally, keep a copy of the FIR for your records.
While the e-FIR system is a convenient way to file complaints online, you can still report incidents and file FIRs in person at your local police station when online services are not available or not functioning properly.
Thank you.
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