Where can I file a complaint about KAGWAD Local police about their inaction in several Cattle theft and other robbery cases? What's the Procedure?

[Shraddha_Desai]

The Kagwad Police’s inaction in addressing the recent surge in cattle theft and robbery cases in our area is concerning. Despite multiple reports and complaints, the lack of progress in investigating these incidents has left residents feeling vulnerable and frustrated. It is essential that the authorities take immediate and effective action to investigate these cases, identify the perpetrators, and bring them to justice. I urge the concerned authorities to look into this matter and ensure that the Kagwad Police take necessary steps to prevent such incidents in the future and maintain law and order in our community.We also suspect the currently serving local politician’s involvement in these cases as he has a history of conducting such thefts.

[complainthub]

Dear @Shraddha_Desai

To report the Kagwad Police’s inaction, file a complaint with the Karnataka Lokayukta at https://lokayukta.kar.nic.in or submit an online grievance via the State Public Grievance Redressal portal. You may also write to the Superintendent of Police, Belagavi District, or meet them directly. Given your suspicion of political involvement, consider submitting evidence to the higher police authorities. You may also file an online e-FIR and then use this reference number to escalate the case to higher officials.

@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.

Finally, note down the reference/case number to track the status. You can also visit the nearest local police station to file an FIR with a designated police officer and obtain a copy of the FIR with acknowledgement free of cost.

For technical problems related to the CCTNS – Karnataka portal, send an email to the Nodal Officer at policeithelpdesk@ksp.gov.in or call at +918022943781 / +918022943072.

If your police complaints or FIRs are addressed satisfactorily, you can escalate it to higher authorities. The levels of escalation are:

• District Superintendent of Police (SP)
• Range Inspector General of Police (IGP)
• Director General of Police, Karnataka State Police

If your previously escalated complaints or FIRs are not resolved or if you have grievances regarding the functioning of the police (misuse of power, corruption, or harassment), you can lodge an online public grievance to the Appellate Officer for Karnataka State Police at the Home Department through the “Janaspandana – Integrated Public Grievance Redressal System (IPGRS)” portal of the government of Karnataka.

If still need help, reply to us.

[Shraddha_Desai]

Thanks for the response and suggestions. will do that immediately!