How to file a complaint with the CBI?
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is the premier investigating agency of India. The jurisdiction of the Institute is under the Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions. The CBI was originally set up to investigate corruption. Corruption is rampant in political, government, administrative, state-run and union territory divisions, due to this increasing occupation and problems in the corrupt system, the CBI has expanded its scope to a large extent. Inquiry into violations of central laws enforceable by the Government of India, multi-state as well as
The CBI is known for conducting a number of investigations in organised crime and multi-agency or international cases through this agency, including economic offences, special crimes, and corruption cases, the nodal police agency in India which works in coordination with the CBI investigations on behalf of other member countries Interpol.
The CBI:
(i) the Anti-Corruption Bureau to investigate
The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988 and the Prevention of Corruption (Amendment) Act, 2018.
Public officials and employees of the central government, public sector undertakings and proprietorships
Corporations are controlled by the Government of India. It is the largest department with presence in almost all the states of India.
(ii) the Department of Economic Offences -
For investigation of major financial frauds and serious financial frauds, including related offences like Fake Indian Currency Notes, Bank Frauds and Cyber Crimes.
(iii) the Special Crime Division -
For a passionate investigation within the Indian, the sensational and organised crime penal code and other laws are in force, subject to the requests or orders of the state governments, the Supreme Court and the High Courts.
One important thing to note is that the agency does not take cases of robbery, theft, or murder of regular crimes,
The Supreme Court of India or the state governments do not investigate without a request.
Complaints such as bribery or corruption are not charged a specific fee and all such cases are handled more effectively with care.
It covers only complaints against the crime branch or local police, as well as guidelines prepared by state government employees or private citizens.
Central Vigilance Commission, India, CBI does not take cognizance of anonymous / pseudonymous information and complaints.
The informant / complainant, however, is requested to the CBI to keep the identity confidential. The CBI is requested to keep the identity of the accused confidential. The CBI has unearthed a large part of the crimes of corruption and serious crimes on the oral information provided by individuals
The CBI has very well laid out policies for handling such information and providing information which is strictly adhered to.
The officer has been informed. The disclosure of his identity cannot be demanded even by the higher-ups
The information has been provided by the officials. The identity of the person giving such information is never given in writing
This has not been revealed by the court.
You can send such confidential information to the CBI in the following ways.
All public servants, including state government employees, public servants, political leaders and central government employees can be investigated under the CBI.
Keep the details and information for detailed verification. Is there a prima facie criminal case only after the CBI confirms these information or complaints? If at all, it is a registered criminal case and the CBI takes further action.
How to file a complaint with the CBI?
Complaints can be made as follows:
by sending a complaint to a person, or by post, by phone, by SMS from a mobile
Call the concerned CBI branch, by sending an email to its officers and posting an information complaint.
Contact details of CBI in website / online portal
Mumbai
Plot No. C-35A, 'G' Block,
Bandra Kurla Complex
(BKC) Near MTNL Exchange, Bandra (East) Mumbai 400098
Phone: 022-26529938
022-26529934
The web portal:
#CBI, #CentralBureauofInvestigation, #LawEnforcement, #CrimeFighters, #InvestigationAgency, #JusticeSystem, #CrimeSolvers, #GovernmentAgency, #CorruptionBusters, #CrimePrevention, #LawAndOrder, #CrimeInvestigation, #CrimeSolution, #CrimeCrackdown, #CBIIndia, #CrimeFightersIndia, #CBIInvestigation, #CBIJustice, #CBIEnforcement, #CBIForJustice,
0 Comments