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Use the right route below and you will get an answer faster. Case matters that go to the general office address sit in a queue behind everything else.

Arrest has happened or is imminent Call the helpline on 1800 000 0000. Do not email. A twenty-four hour deadline cannot be met by post or by form.

Who to contact

If you want toContact
Get help with a caseGet legal help form, or help@ncgc.in
Speak to someone urgentlyHelpline 1800 000 0000
Join the advocate panelpanel@ncgc.in with your enrolment number and district
Become a member or volunteeroffice@ncgc.in
Make a press enquirypress@ncgc.in
Report misuse of NCGC's name, or a demand for moneyoffice@ncgc.in
Ask about your personal dataprivacy@ncgc.in — see the privacy policy
Get free legal aid from the StateNALSA 15100, or your District Legal Services Authority

Registered office

[EDIT: Full postal address including PIN code. A real, checkable address matters more than you might think — journalists, funders and courts all look for one, and its absence is read as a signal.]

[EDIT: Office hours, and whether people can walk in without an appointment. If you cannot take walk-ins, say so plainly so that nobody travels for nothing.]

Registration

[EDIT: Registering statute and authority, registration number and date. For example: registered as a society under the Societies Registration Act, 1860, registration number XXXX of 2026, at [place].]

Helpline hours and languages

[EDIT: State the real hours. "24×7" is only worth printing if somebody genuinely answers at three in the morning; if not, a stated 9 to 6 that is actually kept builds more trust than a promise that is broken. List the languages your volunteers can actually take a call in.]

Grievances

Complaints about anyone acting in NCGC's name, including any demand for payment, go to office@ncgc.in and are placed before the governing council. Give the name, the date and what was said or done.

Panel advocates are independent professionals and are not our employees. A complaint about the professional conduct of an advocate can also be taken to the State Bar Council with which they are enrolled.

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