Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Rights Group Flags Police Non-Compliance with FIR Uploading
A group of lawyers said the police in Chandigarh are not following rules to upload First Information Reports (FIRs) on their website within 24 hours.
They wrote to the police chiefs to fix this and told them to follow the Supreme Court's directions and their own rules.
Lawyers for Human Rights International (LFHRI) wrote to Chandigarh police
Alleged non-compliance with police's own SOP and Supreme Court's directions on FIR uploading
FIRs not categorized as sensitive should be uploaded within 24 hours
LFHRI seeks corrective action and communication of steps taken
Police chiefs urged to issue instructions to all stations for strict adherence
- Who
- Lawyers for Human Rights International (LFHRI)
- What
- Wrote to Chandigarh police alleging non-compliance with FIR uploading rules
- When
- November 19
- Where
- Chandigarh
- Why
- To seek corrective action and adherence to Supreme Court's directions and police's own SOP
LFHRI's Stance
Police's Stance
FIR Uploading
LFHRI's Stance
LFHRI alleges non-compliance with rules and seeks corrective action
Police's Stance
Police's response not mentioned in the article
- Organisation
- Lawyers for Human Rights International (LFHRI)
- Recipients of Letter
- Chandigarh DGP and SSP
- Date of Letter
- November 19
- Rule for FIR Uploading
- FIRs not categorized as sensitive must be uploaded within 24 hours
- Reference
- SOP 53 of 2013 and Supreme Court's ruling