No action taken by the police against the person i named

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Dear @Shekar_R_Iyer,

If you have concerns regarding the false FIR has not been addressed by Navi Mumbai Police or Belapur Police despite your attempts through speed post even you have already applied for anticipatory bail and are awaiting the High Court hearing in November, you may lodge your grievance with Range DIG Office of the Maharashtra Police. For this, follow these steps:

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File an Online Complaint/e-FIR:

1. Visit the CCTNS Portal: Visit the Citizen Portal of the Maharashtra Police website (mahapolice.gov.in) from Citizen’s Corner.
2. Select “Online Complaint/e-FIR”: Choose the appropriate option based on your situation.
3. Fill in the Details: Provide accurate information about yourself, the incident, and the parties involved. If filing an e-FIR, be prepared with details of stolen property or vehicles (if applicable).
4. Submit: Review your information and submit the complaint/FIR.
5. Save the Acknowledgement/FIR Copy: Keep a copy of the acknowledgement or FIR number for reference.

Further, you can lodge a public grievance with the Head of the Department of Home Affairs through grievance portal pf the Maharashtra Government.

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Steps to file an online complaint:

1. Visit Maharashtra Grievance Redressal Portal (grievances.maharashtra.gov.in) .
2. Click “Post Grievance ” to open the online complaint form.
3. Login to your account or click on “Citizen Registration” to register yourself using your mobile number or email address.
4. After successfully logging in, open the online form.
5. Choose the department or office against which you want to file the complaint.
6. Fill out the form with required details including:

• Provide your name and contact details.
• Select the level of administration (District or Mantralaya).
• Describe the complaint, providing relevant facts, dates, and references.
• Attach supporting documents if available (photos, videos, documents).

7. Review the information and submit the complaint.

You may also consult your lawyer to explore further legal options or file a complaint with the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) with all supporting evidence.

For detailed guidelines, refer to this document: Guidelines for Complaint Registration.

If still need help, reply to us.