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Maharashtra Police - Services for Citizen: Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems (CCTNS) “Empowering Police Through IT”
As per the prevailing laws, FIR of a major crime (′cognizable crimes like theft, burglary, motor vehicle theft, accident, chain-snatching, assault, rape, murder, attempt to commit murder, robbery, dacoity, extortion etc) can only be registered at a Police Station. Please contact your nearest Police Station for the same.
Mumbai Police will remain committed to maintaining public order, preventing and detecting crime, maintaining and promoting communal harmony, ensuring a smooth flow of traffic, and taking strong action against terrorism, organized crime, anti-social / illicit activities / elements.
Register Complaint. We advise you to Dial 112 for crimes which are in progress and requires immediate intervention of Police, Medical or Fire. Alternatively, you can also register a complaint on our Online Complaint Reporting System.
Search Lost/Found Article. This application is for providing Lost and Found Information to Police. Information reported under this application is not a subject matter of enquiry/investigation. False report to Police is a punishable offence. Reporting person shall be solely responsible for any false information.
You can get your complaint registered at any police station. It is the duty of the police station to send your complaint to concerned police station. After registering a complaint of a cognizable offence, insist on a copy of FIR, free of cost.
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This portal is a platform for Citizens to file crime related complaints online and seek antecedent verification of prospective employees (including for domestic help, drivers etc.), tenants or for any other purpose.
Track Complaint. Citizen can track the status of complaint registered at 112 via Phone call/ SMS /Web Chat by providing the Complaint Number and Mobile Number given at the time of registering the complaint. An OTP will be sent to a registered mobile number to verify it.
Jun 22, 2021 · To report a criminal offence for the police to investigate, a person has to file a First Information Report (FIR) by visiting the nearest police station in the locality where the offence/crime has occurred. An FIR is a written document which is filed by the police.
