Draft Any Legal Letter,
Complaint or Notice

Request information from any Central or State government public authority under the RTI Act, 2005.

Appeal when the PIO does not respond within 30 days or provides an incomplete or unsatisfactory response.

Escalate to the State or Central Information Commission after an unsatisfactory First Appeal order.

Formal complaint to seller or service provider for defective products, deficient services or unfair trade practices.

Formally request a refund for returned goods, cancelled bookings or failed services that were paid for.

Demand repair, replacement or refund for a defective product within the warranty period from manufacturer or seller.

Complain to bank's Nodal Officer for wrongful charges, account freeze, cheque issues, loan disputes or poor service.

Dispute unauthorized transactions, duplicate charges or incorrect amounts on your credit or debit card.

Report unauthorized bank or UPI transaction to bank and escalate for immediate reversal under RBI zero liability framework.

Complain about poor network coverage, billing disputes, unsolicited calls or service failure to your telecom operator and TRAI.

Complain to ISP and TRAI about slow broadband speed, frequent outages, billing errors or broken new connection promises.

Complain to DISCOM for wrong billing, prolonged power cuts, meter faults, low voltage or new connection delays.

Complain to municipal authority about water supply disruption, contamination, low pressure or inflated water bills.

File a general complaint at the local police station and formally request registration of an FIR under CrPC.

Report online fraud, UPI scams, phishing, OTP theft or identity theft to cyber crime cell. Call 1930 for financial fraud first.

File a complaint about dangerous driving, wrong challan, hit-and-run, or traffic signal violations by another vehicle.

Complaint for online harassment, morphed images, fake profiles, cyberstalking or defamatory content on social media.

Demand payment of outstanding dues from a client or debtor before filing in civil court or MSME Samadhaan.

Formally complain to a vendor or supplier for delayed delivery, poor quality goods or failure to meet contractual terms.

Complain to a professional service provider — IT firm, agency, contractor — for non-delivery, poor quality or breach of contract.

File a formal public grievance against government department inaction, service delay or civic infrastructure failure.

Draft your complaint for submission on the Centralised Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System (CPGRAMS) portal.