Jalandhar Police Online Complaint, FIR Copy & Saanjh Services

Jalandhar residents can use the official Commissionerate Police Jalandhar website and Punjab Police Saanjh services for complaint-related citizen services, FIR copies and other police service requests.

Important: An online complaint is not automatically an FIR. If the information discloses a cognizable offence, FIR registration is governed by section 173 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS) and other applicable law.

How to Lodge an Online Complaint with Jalandhar Police

  1. Open the official Jalandhar Police website.
    Visit jalandharcity.punjabpolice.gov.in.
  2. Select Saanjh Services.
    The official Commissionerate Police Jalandhar website links citizens to Punjab Police Saanjh.
  3. Choose the relevant citizen service.
    Select complaint registration, complaint acknowledgement, action-taken information, FIR copy or another available service.
  4. Enter the requested details.
    Provide name, mobile number, address, complaint facts and other information required by the current form.
  5. Submit and save the acknowledgement.
    Keep the unique ID, complaint number or receipt for future status checks.

FIR Registration Under BNSS 2023

Under the current legal framework, information relating to a cognizable offence may be given to the officer in charge of a police station. Online submission of a complaint or information does not, by itself, establish that an FIR has already been registered.

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Punjab Police Saanjh Services Relevant to Complaints and FIRs

ServicePurpose
Copy of FIRRequest or obtain a copy of an FIR where the service is available under applicable rules.
Acknowledgement of complaintObtain proof/reference relating to a submitted complaint.
Information of action taken on complaintRequest information regarding action recorded on a complaint.
Lost article / documentCitizen service for lost article or document-related reporting/DDR services.
Lost mobileCitizen service relating to lost mobile reporting.
Verification servicesTenant, domestic help, employee, character and other verification services.

How to Check Complaint Status

  1. Open the Jalandhar Police website or Punjab Police Saanjh portal.
  2. Select the complaint-status or action-taken service currently shown.
  3. Enter the complaint UID/reference number and any other requested verification details.
  4. Submit the search to view available status information.

How to Obtain a Copy of an FIR

Punjab Police Saanjh provides a citizen service for copies of FIRs. The current interface may require details such as police station, FIR number, year or other identifying particulars. Availability of a particular FIR online depends on applicable publication and access rules.

Open Punjab Police Saanjh

NRI and Women-Related Complaints

The older page used a legacy Punjab Police NRI complaint URL. Because old service URLs and page structures have changed, users should now begin from the official Jalandhar Police website or Punjab Police Saanjh portal and select the currently available complaint or specialised citizen service.

Emergency Assistance

For immediate danger, a crime in progress or urgent police assistance, call 112 or contact the nearest police station. Do not rely only on an online complaint form in an emergency.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I register an FIR online with Jalandhar Police?

You can submit complaints and use citizen services online, but an online complaint is not automatically an FIR. FIR registration depends on the nature of the allegations and the applicable procedure under section 173 BNSS.

Where should I check a Jalandhar Police complaint?

Use the official Jalandhar Police website and its Saanjh Services link, or the Punjab Police Saanjh portal.

Can I get an FIR copy through Punjab Police Saanjh?

Yes, Saanjh includes a citizen service for FIR copies, subject to applicable rules and system availability.

Which law replaced the CrPC for the new criminal-procedure regime?

The Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 replaced the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 for the new regime from 1 July 2024, subject to applicable saving and transitional provisions.

Disclaimer: This page is for information and guidance only and is not an official Punjab Police website. Government portals, service names and URLs may change. Verify the latest position through the official links above. Nothing on this page constitutes legal advice.