Guidelines for Filing Complaint

Note

1. The Form can be copied out on plain paper by the Complaint. Additional pages can be added according to the requirements of the nature of description of the alleged corruption (Col. No: 5)

2. Every Complaint and the documents accompanying it shall be in quadruplicate, accompanied by as many number of spare copies as there are public servants against whom allegations of corruption have been made in the complaint.

3. The affidavit accompanying the complaint may be sworn or affirmed before any Judicial Officer, A District Registrar or Sub-Registrar, the Chief Ministerial Officer of any Civil or Criminal Court in the State of Kerala, A member of Parliament or of the Legislature of any State in India, the Chairman or Executive Authority or a member of any Municipal Council, Corporation or other local authority in India, a Gazetted Officer in the service of the Central Government or the Government of any State in India, a Commissioned Officer in the Defence Forces of India or a Pleader.

4. The person whom an affidavit is sworn or affirmed shall state the date in which, and the place where the same is made, and sign with his name and designation and affix his seal, if any.

5. No fees prescribed for filing complaint.

6. Party can present their case in person or through pleaders.

7. When a complaint is admitted, stamped covers with acknowledgment due has to be produced in person or through post for issuing notice to the respondents.