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You have the right to file an FIR at any police station, not just where the incident happened.
Women cannot be arrested after sunset and before sunrise, except in special circumstances with court permission.
Every person has the right to free legal aid if they cannot afford a lawyer.
No one can check your phone or personal documents without proper legal authority.
You cannot be forced or threatened by authorities without proper legal grounds.
Every child between 6–14 years has the right to free and compulsory education.
No person can be discriminated against on the basis of religion, caste, gender, or place of birth.
You have the right to express your views freely, within reasonable limits of law.
Any citizen can request information from government offices and departments.
Citizens have the right to live in a clean, pollution-free environment.
Children below 14 years cannot be employed in hazardous jobs.
Every person has the right to receive immediate medical aid in emergencies.
Police cannot keep you in custody for more than 24 hours without presenting you before a magistrate.
You have the right to a fair and timely trial in court.
You can demand replacement, repair, or refund for faulty goods and services.
Every citizen has the right to protect themselves when attacked, within legal limits.
Internet access is considered essential for exercising freedom of speech and education.
If you cannot afford a lawyer, the government must provide you with free legal services.
You can submit complaints or applications to government offices in any Indian language recognized by the Constitution.
You are protected against fraud and have the right to secure online banking and shopping under the law.