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Police publish FIRs online, then bury them behind portals that are hard to search. FIRSetu finds the record and gives you the official PDF.
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Maharashtra is live. Other states are on the way. We add one only after its records are verified.
An FIR (First Information Report) is the record police create when they first log a complaint. State forces publish many of them online, and this is a faster way to reach them.
Start with the state, then the district, then the station whose records you want to see.
Use the last 15, 30 or 90 days, or set your own dates. Know the FIR number? Add it.
See the FIR details and download the PDF exactly as the police portal published it.
Everything the police portal publishes, reached in a few clicks instead of a few dozen.
No hunting for the right state website, and no relearning a new form every time. Maharashtra works today; other states follow as we verify each source.
No account, no email, no payment. Search, read and download as much as you need.
Each record lists the legal sections it was filed under, so you can see what the case involves at a glance.
FIRSetu shows you what the police portal publishes and hands you the same PDF. We never edit a record or write our own version of one.
Worth two minutes if this is your first time, especially the part about what an FIR does and does not mean.
Three steps from a police station to the original PDF, and what happens in between.
What you get, what it costs, and why the record you download is unaltered.
Which portals back the service today, and which states are still on the way.
Who this is for, what it is not, and the principles it holds itself to.
Choose a police station, pick a date range, and see what the state portal has on record. Maharashtra is searchable today.
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