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Know your rights, in plain Hindi or English

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Free legal awareness that cites the statute and points you to free legal aid. No login, no ads, no lawyer listings, and chats are not stored by default.

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  • BNSBharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023
  • BNSSBharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023
  • BSABharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023
  • NI ActNegotiable Instruments Act, s. 138
  • CPAConsumer Protection Act, 2019
  • LSA ActLegal Services Authorities Act, 1987
  • DPDPDigital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
  • Art. 21Constitution of India
  • Art. 39AEqual justice and free legal aid
  • SRASpecific Relief Act, 1963
Key features

Answers that inform, never solicit

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Plain language

Rights, explained simply

Ask about your rights on arrest, or what a Zero FIR is, and get a clear answer.

Cites the law

Every answer cites the law

Each answer names the section it relies on, so you can check it yourself.

Free legal aid

Points to legal aid, not lawyers

For your own case, it explains the general law, then points to your DLSA and the NALSA helpline, 15100.

Safety first

Emergencies come first

If there is violence or an arrest under way, it gives 112 first, then the legal aid route.

Private by default

No login, nothing stored

No account needed. Chats are not stored by default, and nothing is ever sold.

What it does with each question

Clear rules, every time

A final check blocks any answer that names an advocate or cites a source it did not retrieve.

Question typeExampleWhat the assistant does
General rights“What are my rights on arrest?”Answers simply and cites the section
Procedure“What is a Zero FIR?”Explains the steps and the authority
My own case“My landlord did X. What do I do?”Explains the general law, then points to free legal aid
Lawyer or outcome“Suggest a bail lawyer. Will I win?”Declines. Points only to the DLSA and the 15100 helpline
Emergency“Violence, arrest in progress”Gives 112 first, then the legal aid route

From a question to free help, in 3 steps

Ask in your own words, get the law with its source, and reach free legal aid.

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Step[01]

Ask in your own words

Type your question in Hindi or English, the way you'd ask a friend.

Step[02]

Get the law, with its source

A plain answer that names the exact section of law it relies on.

Step[03]

Reach free legal aid

Find your nearest DLSA, or call the free NALSA helpline on 15100.

FAQ

Got questions? We've got answers

  • Yes, free forever. No login, no ads, and no fee for asking about your own rights.

  • No. It never names or recommends an advocate. It points only to free legal aid: your DLSA or the 15100 helpline.

  • Not by default. Chats aren't stored, there's no login, and we never sell what you ask.

  • No. It explains the general law and your options, but never predicts an outcome.

  • English and Hindi at launch, with more Indian languages planned as the library grows.

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