THE LAW PATHSHALA is loading…
THE LAW PATHSHALA is loading…
SUNWAIComplaint & FIR Assistant← WebsiteA simple, guided and editable complaint drafting workspace for every citizen and for authorised Police Officers.
Official India-wide portals for police, cyber fraud, government services, consumers, courts and legal aid.
Use only official domains shown here. SUNWAI prepares your draft; the linked department issues the acknowledgement or complaint number.
Start with the basic details.
Type it, speak it, or scan an old complaint.
Enter your SUNWAI tracking code.
Simple checks that help you prepare clear, useful information.
Include the date and place, people involved, witnesses, and any reference number or proof. Do not share Aadhaar, passwords, PINs, or bank credentials here.
Cyber fraud: transaction ID, UTR, phone number, URL and screenshots. Property: deed, location and notices. Harassment: messages, call records and witnesses. Upload only relevant files.
Write events in date and time order so the receiving authority can understand what happened without guessing.
SUNWAI prepares your complaint; it is not a government FIR portal.
For immediate danger, call 112. For cyber financial fraud, call 1930 and use the official National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal. For police complaints, use the selected station or state police portal.
Use CPGRAMS for central government grievances, National Consumer Helpline for consumer issues, and NALSA for legal aid.
Your SUNWAI tracking code confirms only that a copy was saved here. It does not mean an FIR was registered. Show the official acknowledgement separately when an authority provides one.
Review your draft before sharing it with an authority or lawyer.
Remove sensitive identifiers before export. SUNWAI does not promise an outcome or replace legal advice.
Use verified NALSA or Tele-Law routes. In an emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service directly.
New checks based on the SUNWAI product research plan.
Answer one simple question at a time. SUNWAI can turn your answers into a structured draft without inventing facts.
Separate what you personally know from what you believe or were told. This makes the draft clearer and safer to review.
Immediate danger: call 112. Cyber financial fraud: call 1930 quickly and contact your bank. Never wait for an online draft during an emergency.
State, district, incident place and police station help identify the likely receiving authority. Confirm the final jurisdiction with that authority.
Keep UTR/transaction ID, bank or wallet name, beneficiary details, amount, date/time, phone number, URL and screenshots ready.
Save an original copy before editing. Later corrections should be saved as a new version so your record stays clear.
Practical guidance for a clearer, safer complaint.
Speak in Hindi or English; then read and correct the written draft before saving.
Use simple words and keep names, dates, places and reference numbers exactly correct.
Attach or mention only relevant screenshots, documents, receipts, URLs, UTRs and witness details.
Write what happened in date-and-time order. Separate each event instead of using one long paragraph.
Choose police, cybercrime 1930, CPGRAMS, consumer helpline, legal aid or the relevant state portal.
If someone is in immediate danger, call 112 first. Do not wait for an online draft or acknowledgement.
Save both the SUNWAI code and the official department acknowledgement; they are not the same thing.
Never enter Aadhaar, passwords, OTPs, PINs or complete bank credentials in a complaint draft.
Print, export or read the draft aloud to a trusted person before submitting it to an authority.
Note the submission date, office, reference number and next follow-up date for a complete record.