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Helpful Foundation Legislative Complaint Registration with Helpful Foundation🏛️

For the Helpful Foundation, such complaints fall under good governance, accountability, and human rights protection.

ℹ️Download and Submit Forms📝

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

  1. Legislative Complaint Registration 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

Public Grievance Issues for Complaint Registration

📌Types of Legislative Complaints in India

1. Misconduct by Legislators (MPs/MLAs)
  1. Use of hate speech, abusive language, or threats inside/outside the House.
  2. Disruption of Assembly/Parliament leading to stalled work.
  3. Violation of Code of Conduct for Legislators.
  4. Criminal activities or corruption cases involving legislators.
2. Legislative Negligence & Inaction
  1. Failure of elected representatives to raise constituency issues.
  2. Low or no attendance in Parliament/Assembly.
  3. Neglect of law-making duties.
  4. Delay in passing critical welfare legislation.
3. Corruption & Misuse of Position
  1. Misuse of MPLADS/MLALADS funds for personal or party benefit.
  2. Favouritism in contracts, schemes, or public works.
  3. Influence peddling or lobbying against public interest.
  4. Bribery for questions or votes in the House.
4. Law-Making Related Complaints
  1. Passage of laws violating fundamental rights or constitutional values.
  2. Lack of public consultation in major legislation.
  3. Rushed laws without adequate debate.
  4. Failure to frame necessary rules for implementing passed Acts.
5. Disqualification & Defection Issues
  1. Party-hopping in violation of the Anti-Defection Law.
  2. Suppression of criminal records in election affidavits.
  3. Holding offices of profit while being legislators.
Who Can File a Legislative Complaint?
  1. Citizens of a constituency (against their MP/MLA).
  2. Civil society/NGOs monitoring law-making & governance.
  3. Whistleblowers exposing corruption or misconduct.
  4. Helpful Foundation (taking suo motu action on reports/media).