I need to file a complaint on Bangalore police officer

[Shaik_Arfath]

These people don’t have any other work so they keep on targeting students and take alot of money as commission this is true and I’ve been facing it today (i was smoking a cigarette out of my house and i am 19 years old and a PC thalpathy from ashoknagar police station outpost comes and they snatch my mobile and hit me everywhere and I called my mom he saw my age it was right 19 years old so I was right the money makers banglore police were wrong and I expect a reply to this.

[complainthub-team]

Dear @Shaik_Arfath,

I’m sorry to hear about this experience. Here are steps you can take to address the issue:

1. File a Complaint with the Police Department: Visit the nearest police station or contact the Bangalore City Police helpline (112). Explain what happened, providing details like the officer’s name, location, and behavior. Request an investigation into the incident.

2. Register Complaint on the CMO Portal: You can also submit a complaint on the Karnataka Chief Minister’s portal for state-level intervention. This will bring your case to the attention of higher authorities.

3. Contact the Bangalore Police Grievance Cell: File a formal complaint online at the Bangalore City Police website or call their grievance helpline. This helps ensure the behavior of their staff is reviewed.

4. Seek Legal Guidance: If the issue remains unresolved, consulting a lawyer could help you understand your rights and possible actions.

@complainthub

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

1. Visit Karnataka Police’s official website (ksp.karnataka.gov.in) .
2. Navigate to the “Citizen’s desk” section.
3. Click “Citizen Centric Portal (policeseva.ksp.gov.in) ” to open the CCTNS citizen portal.
4. Login or register yourself as a citizen.
5. After successfully logging in, click “complaint or e-FIR” to open the online complaint form.
6. Fill in the form by providing all required details including:

• Your information (name, address, contact)
• Incident details (nature of offence, date, time, location)
• Information about the victim and accused (if known)
• Details of stolen property or vehicles (if applicable)
• Attach supporting documents (if available)

7. Choose the local police station for your area.
8. Review your information and submit the e-FIR.

@complainthub

Steps to file an online complaint:

1. Visit the Janaspandana website (ipgrs.karnataka.gov.in) or use the mobile app.
2. Click the option “Click here to login” and select “Citizen” to open the login/register form:

• Existing users can log in with their mobile number.
• New users need to register (click “New User Registration ”) by providing basic details.

3. After successfully logging in, click on “Grievance Submission” and agree to the terms and conditions.
4. Fill out the grievance form with the required details including:

• Complainant information (District, Taluka)
• Nature of grievance (Delayed service, official misconduct, etc.)
• Department/Ministry and its Line Department (Education, Health, etc.)
• Service Name (Specific service you are complaining about)
• Location of the incident (District, Taluka, Village/Panchayat)
• Description of the complaint (750 characters maximum)
• Supporting documents (if applicable)

5. Click “Register” to submit your complaint.

These steps can help you address this matter. Let me know if you need further help.