Cheating & theft

[complainthub]

Dear @sheik,

I’m sorry you’re going through this difficult situation. Here are steps you can take to seek help:

1. File a Police Complaint: Visit your nearest police station and file a formal complaint against Anwar. Share all details, including payment records, dates, and Anwar’s last contact. Mention his family’s possible knowledge of his location.
2. Provide Evidence: Bring any transaction receipts, messages, or call logs that can support your case. This will help the police understand the full picture.
3. Seek Legal Advice: Consult a lawyer who can guide you on your rights and help you understand steps to recover your money. They may assist in filing a civil or criminal case for fraud if needed.
4. Reach Out for Emotional Support: This situation is stressful, and speaking to friends or a counselor can help you cope mentally.

@complainthub

Steps to file an online police complaint or e-FIR:

1. Visit the official website of Kerala Police (keralapolice.gov.in) .
2. Navigate to the “Thuna - CCTNS Citizen ” portal
3. Create an account by clicking “Create Account” if you don’t have one. After successfully logging in, select the online complaint option.
4. Select the appropriate option and fill out the online form by providing all necessary details about the incident, including the date, time, location, parties involved, and a clear description.
5. Upload any relevant evidence you have, such as photos, videos, or documents.
6. Review your information and submit the complaint/e-FIR.

Finally, note down the reference/case number to track the status. You can also download the “Pol-App” from your mobile app store (available for both Android and iOS) of police services.

Taking these steps can lead to a resolution. Please stay strong, and remember that help is available. Let me know if you need further assistance.