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Fast help during a protest

What do you need in the next five minutes?

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Your city: National numbers such as 112 and 15100 work everywhere in India.

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After immediate needs are handled

Send the record to the right place.

Serious police misconduct

Use the NHRC route below, your State Human Rights Commission, and your state's Police Complaints Authority where one functions. A lawyer or the legal-services authority (15100) can advise which forum fits your case.

Human-rights complaint involving a public servant

For a violation or abetment by a public servant, or public-servant negligence in preventing one. NHRC is not emergency dispatch. It ordinarily screens out matters older than one year, sub judice, vague or anonymous complaints and service matters. Its actions are principally inquiries, recommendations, interim-relief recommendations or court approaches—not guaranteed compensation or prosecution.

Court action or release from unlawful custody

Speak to a lawyer or legal-services authority. An email to a court does not file a case or automatically invoke Article 32.

If someone is held unlawfully, a family member can ask the High Court for habeas corpus — a lawyer or the legal services authority can help file it quickly.

False claims, device seizure, journalists under threat

Check or report a viral claim with an established fact-checker (WhatsApp tiplines): BOOM +91-77009-06588 · Alt News +91-76000-11160 · Factly +91-92470-52470. PIB Fact Check (+91-87997-11259) is the government's own fact-check channel for claims about the central government. Messaging a tipline shares your phone number with that organization.

Phone or account seized, content ordered down, or an internet shutdown: SFLC.in's RightsLine offers free digital-rights help.

Journalists facing threats or detention for their work can write to the Committee to Protect Journalists' emergency desk.

Prepare for weak or no internet

Save the essentials before you need them.

Download emergency card
If mobile internet is shut down
  1. Shutdown orders usually stop mobile data while voice calls and person-to-person SMS keep working — but near a police action even calls can fail. Never make a phone call your only plan.
  2. Calling 112 needs no internet and no balance. The 112 phone app does need internet — do not rely on the app during a shutdown.
  3. Fix a meeting point and check-in times that work with no network at all, and keep numbers on paper.
Prepare before you go (2 minutes)
  1. Charge and back up your phone.
  2. Write key numbers on paper: 112, legal aid, one trusted person.
  3. Agree a meeting point and fixed check-in times with family or friends.
  4. Use a strong PIN; consider switching off fingerprint/face unlock and lock-screen message previews for the day.
  5. Check what auto-uploads from your phone (photos/cloud) before recording anything sensitive.
  6. Do not post live locations of yourself or others; share after leaving the area, minding faces and consent.
How offline use works
  1. Open this site once while connected; supported browsers will keep the essential page for offline use.
  2. Download or screenshot the emergency card and keep the numbers on paper.
  3. Agree on a meeting point, check-in time and one trusted contact before entering a crowd.
  4. This site cannot send a message or call when connectivity is unavailable.
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