Most complaints fail because they go to the wrong place. Find the authority that can actually act on your issue — with verified contacts and how to file.
Fill this in and we’ll format a proper complaint for you to send from your own email or the official portal. It goes out in your name — we don’t send it, see it, or store it.
→ Haryana Medical Council
Send the complaint application + a ₹500 demand draft favouring “Registrar, Haryana Medical Council” (cheques not accepted) + a signed affidavit, by post or in person.
→ Consumer redressal (Helpline + e-Jagriti)
Start with the National Consumer Helpline for pre-litigation help. To file a formal case with the Consumer Commission, use the e-Jagriti portal (OTP sign-up).
→ CM Window, Haryana
Register a grievance on the CM Window portal — it routes to the district health authorities (Civil Surgeon / CMO) with a tracking number.
→ State Drugs Controller — FDA Haryana
Write to FDA Haryana with the medicine name, batch number, chemist details, and your bill.
→ Civil Surgeon anti-quackery cell + Police
Do not accuse anyone publicly. Report to the Civil Surgeon’s anti-quackery cell (via CM Window) and the police, and attach your registry check from the Verify page.
If the State Medical Council hasn’t decided within about six months, you can escalate to the National Medical Commission’s Ethics Committee.
Council proceedings can be slow, and the authorities usually update you directly, not us. For money matters (refunds, overbilling), it’s often worth pursuing the consumer route in parallel rather than waiting on a single channel.
Contacts verified July 2026. Government details can change — we re-check them regularly, but confirm before sending anything important.
Tell us what happened and we’ll point you to the right authority and help you prepare it.