What happens next
This petition does not stop at signatures. Here is exactly where your name goes, and when.
How we count signatures
Each phone number or email can sign once; duplicates are removed automatically, even if typed differently. Every signature passes an automated bot check. We don’t send OTPs, so anyone can sign without friction. Your details are used only to submit this petition and are never sold or shared for any other purpose. The number you see updates every 45 seconds.
Where signatures are submitted
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CPGRAMS — Ministry of Home Affairs
The central public grievance portal, routed to the ministry responsible for policing and the FIR demands.
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CPGRAMS — Ministry of Law & Justice
For the demands that need changes to the BNS, POCSO, and the IT Act.
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Committee on Petitions (Lok Sabha / Rajya Sabha)
Submitted through a sitting Member of Parliament so the petitions committee formally takes it up.
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Prime Minister's Office (PMO)
A direct submission to the PMO.
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National Commission for Women (NCW)
The statutory body for the rights of women in India.
Addressed to
Union Government
Prime Minister · Minister of Home Affairs · Minister of Law & Justice
Parliament
Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha Committees on Petitions
Every State and Union Territory
Chief Minister · Home Department
Police, most forensic labs and hospitals are run by state governments, so every state receives this petition, along with the signatures from that state.
Submission milestones
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25 Nov 2026
16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence begins — nationwide push
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Date to be announced
Petition presented in Parliament through an MP (Winter Session)
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10 Dec 2026
Human Rights Day — signatures submitted to every Chief Minister
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16 Dec 2026
Nirbhaya anniversary — signatures submitted to the Union Government
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15 Jan 2027
Pre-Budget letter to the Finance Ministry: fund fast-track courts and forensic labs