🚨 Act fast
Urgent legal help
Follow the steps below and call us. In an emergency, call 112 first.
🚔 Arrest or false case
- Stay calm and don't sign anything you haven't read. You have the right to know the grounds of arrest and to consult a lawyer.
- Call us immediately. An advocate can advise on bail or anticipatory bail.
- Note the details. Police station, officers' names, FIR number and sections.
💸 Online or UPI fraud
- Call 1930 now. The national cyber-fraud helpline can help freeze money in transit.
- Report on cybercrime.gov.in. Attach screenshots, transaction IDs and numbers used.
- Tell your bank in writing. Ask them to block the account or card and log a dispute.
🏠 Violence or threat at home
- Call 112 if you are in danger. Police emergency, available nationwide.
- 181 women helpline. Support, shelter and legal guidance for women.
- Get a protection order. An advocate can file for protection and residence orders.
📄 Notice, summons or deadline
- Don't ignore it. Note the date on the notice and any deadline.
- Send it to us on WhatsApp. An advocate will tell you what it means and what to do.
- Reply through an advocate. A careful reply protects your position later.
Quick answers
Call or WhatsApp us any time. We'll try to connect you with an available advocate as quickly as possible.
Yes. Legal services authorities provide free legal aid to eligible people — call NALSA's helpline 15100 or visit your district legal services authority.