Anti-Corruption Complaints

Anti-Corruption Complaint Registration with Helpful Foundation 🔍

Anti-Corruption Complaints deal with reporting and addressing cases of corruption, bribery, misuse of authority, embezzlement, and unethical practices by public officials, government employees, or private sector entities in collusion with authorities.

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Download and Submit Forms📝

Click the links below to download the forms required to register your complaint with Helpful Foundation (HF):

1. Anti-Corruption Complaints Form📝
2. UNDERTAKING OF FEE PAID AFFIDAVIT

👉Instructions:  

1. Download the forms by clicking the links above.
2. Fill out the forms completely and attach any supporting documents or evidence.
3. Send the completed forms via email to: 📨pg@helpful.foundation

👉Note:

1. HF Membership Holders: No fee is required to register a complaint.
2. Non-Members: A fee is applicable for legal action and complaint registration

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👉Cases We Accept

We handle only specific categories of complaints, where the victim has already approached the official authorities but has not received timely action.

 Types of Cases Accepted

1. Refusal to Register an FIR
   – When the police or concerned authority has denied filing your First Information Report.
2. No Action by Local Authority
   – When the responsible authority fails to take any action on your submitted complaint.
3. Delayed or No Response to Complaint
   – When your complaint has been registered with the concerned department/authority but no appropriate action has been taken within 30 to 90 days.

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👉 Important Note:

We accept only those cases where:

1. The victim has already submitted the complaint to the relevant department/authority, AND
2. No further action has been initiated by the authorities within 30 to 90 days.

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Types of Anti-Corruption Complaints

Bribery & Illegal Gratification

1. Demanding or accepting bribes for performing official duties.
2. Offering bribes to influence decisions.

Misuse of Position / Authority

1. Using official powers for personal gain.
2. Nepotism or favoritism in recruitment, tenders, or contracts

Embezzlement & Misappropriation

1. Misuse of government or organizational funds.
2. Illegal appropriation of public property or resources.

Fraud & Forgery

1. Creating false documents, records, or accounts.
2. Manipulation of tenders, contracts, or procurement.

Public Office Irregularities

1. Delay in work until bribe is paid.
2. Unfair practices in licensing, registration, or permits.

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Authorities to Approach

1. Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) – for central government officials.
2. Lokpal & Lokayuktas – for higher public functionaries.
3. Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) – Anti-Corruption Wing.
4. State Vigilance Commissions & Lokayuktas – for state-level corruption complaints.
5. Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) – state-specific bodies.
6. NGOs & Public Interest Litigations (PILs) – for collective grievances.

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Key Points to Remember

1. Anonymous complaints may not be taken up (except in some whistleblower cases).
2. Provide factual, specific, and verifiable details.
3. Frivolous or malicious complaints can invite penalties.
4. Citizens have the right to demand transparent governance.

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