Under Indian law (POCSO and Juvenile Justice Acts), reporting child abuse is mandatory. Failure to report such knowledge is a punishable offence. Register Child Rights Violations Related Complaints
: This is an online complaint management system for reporting violations of child rights directly to the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) . Complainants receive updates via SMS/email, and identities are kept confidential.
To report a case to or its equivalent in India, you should use the official national helpline or digital portals managed by the Ministry of Women and Child Development . Immediate Reporting (24/7) Under Indian law (POCSO and Juvenile Justice Acts),
: In cases of immediate physical danger, dial 100 or 112 to reach local law enforcement, who are mandated to inform the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) within 24 hours. Online Reporting Portals
If the situation does not require an immediate emergency response, you can use these official government platforms: Online Reporting Portals If the situation does not
: Specifically for reporting sexual crimes against children. It allows for direct and easy reporting to the NCPCR. NGO & Civil Society Support
: Dial 1098 from any phone in India. This is a free, 24-hour emergency phone service for children in need of aid and assistance. This is a free
: You can call their 24-hour toll-free Complaint Cell at 1800-102-7222 or email complaints@bba.org.in to report child labour, trafficking, or abuse.