How to File Online FIR



How To File a FIR Online in India?

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Have you lost your wallet and along with it all important documents like your PAN card and other bank debit and credit cards. Well, you don’t need to worry as you can always report lost and found cases to police via online. Here’s how to report such cases online as most people, who want to register a complaint, dread entering a police station since lodging a complaint seems like an arduous task or there is a constant fear that the authorities might not be cooperative. There are some states/union territories that allow submission for both FIR and complaints, and in this article, we will talk about the process of how to file an online police report.

1) Maharashtra

    

  1. Visit this link to file a complaint https://mumbaipolice.maharashtra.gov.in/complaint.asp
  2. Enter the details accordingly to proceed in the complaint.

 

2) Himachal Pradesh


  1. Visit the following link to register a complaint online. http://hppolice.nic.in/Citizen/OnlineComplaints.aspx
  2. It is a form where you have to fill in various fields. At first, you need to select your area.
  3. In the second field, you will get the list of Police Stations. Please select the one which is nearest to your region.
  4. Now select the type of complaint you want to make in your FIR.
  5. After this, you need to describe your problem in detail. You should restrict your complaint to 2000 words.
  6.  In the next part, you need to fill your personal details like name, address, mobile number, etc.
  7. Once you are done with all the fields, press the Submit button.

 

 

3) Delhi

 

  1. Visit the following link http://www.delhipolice.nic.in/citizen_services.html
  2. Under this link select the ‘Theft e-FIR’ option wherein you will be asked to choose between lost report and stolen report.
  3. Select the type of report and proceed with your details to file a complaint.

 

4) Jharkhand

  1. Go to the official website of Jharkhand police.
  2. Enter your personal details in the given form.
  3. After filling the form cross check all the information.
  4. Now submit the form.
  5. Now you will get the email confirmation from Jharkhand police.


 


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