Ration Card Complaint Helpline Numbers of All States – Register Grievance at Toll Free / Landline No.

Ration Card Complaint Helpline Numbers of all 36 States as well as Union Territories are now available at nfsa.gov.in. People can now check these toll free, landline numbers, e-mail ID of respective states and can register grievance. For a very long time, people had been asking about the details of the district officers who are in charge on Fair Price Shops. It is because there are loopholes and corruption in the distribution of food grains through Public Distribution System (PDS) in the country.

In order to reduce the corruption and to ensure that subsidised ration reaches poor people, Ration Card Complaint Helpline Numbers have been issued. Central govt. is making every effort to effectively tackle those ration dealers who are involved in hoarding of grains meant for poor people. In case any ration card holder is not getting his quota of food grains, then they can call at the toll free / landline helpline no. and can place their complaint.

People who are getting less ration than their reserved quota or are not getting ration at all from nearest PDS shops can check these complaint numbers. In this article, we will tell you about the state wise list of Ration Card Complaint numbers which are now functional and are also available at the National Food Security Portal.

Ration Card Complaint Helpline No. in States/UTs

People can call on toll free for any PDS related information or to register grievances/complaints with your state/UT government:-

Name of State	Toll Free Numbers	Landline No. / Email ID
Andhra Pradesh	1967, 1800-425-2977	040-23494808 / 822, pds-ap@nic.in
Andaman and Nicobar Islands	1967, 1800-343-3197	03192233345, dircs@and.nic.in
Arunachal Pradesh	1967	03602244290, dfpsarun@gmail.com
Assam	1967, 1800-345-3611	9435064841, directorfcsca-as@assam@gov.in
Bihar	1800-3456-194	06122223051, secy-fsc-bih@nic.in
Chandigarh	1967, 1800-180-2068	01722703956, fcs-chd@nic.in
Chhattisgarh	1967, 1800-233-3663	0771-2511974, dirfood.cg@gov.in
Dadra & Nagar Haveli	1967, 1800-233-4004	0260-2640663, supplyoffice.sil@gmail.com
Daman & Diu	1967	02602230607, dycollg-dmn-dd@nic.in
Delhi	1967, 1800-110-841	011-23378759, cfood@nic.in
Goa	1967, 1800-233-0022	08322226084, dir-csca.goa@nic.in
Gujarat	1967, 1800-233-5500	07923251163, 07923251165, 07923251170, secfcs@guj.gov.in, dire-cs-fcs@gujarat.gov.in
Haryana	1967, 1800-180-2087	01722701366, foods@hry.nic.in
Himachal Pradesh	1967, 1800-180-8026	01772623749, 01772623746, dfs-hp@nic.in, hpepds@gmail.com
Jammu & Kashmir	1967, 1800-180-7011 (Kashmir), 1800-180-7106 (Jammu)	01942506084, 01912566188, 01912472375, jk.fcsca@jk.gov.in
Jharkhand	1967, 1800-345-6598, 1800-212-5512	06512400960, 0651-712-2723, 0896-958-3111, pgmsgov.jhar@gmail.com, pgms@dfcajharkhand.in, food.secy@gmail.com
Karnataka	1967, 1800-425-9339	080-22259024, 080 – 22034562, prs-fcs@karnataka.gov.in
Kerala	1967, 1800-425-1550	04712320578, essentialscommodity@gmail.com
Lakshadweep	1800-425-3186	04896263703, +91-4896-262012, dfcs_lk@nic.in, dirfcs_lk@nic.in
Madhya Pradesh	1967, 181	07552441675, mpportal@mp.gov.in
Maharashtra	1967, 1800-22-4950	022-22025308, 022-22024592, 022-22042314, 22025277, helpline.mhpds@gov.in
Manipur	1967, 1800-345-3821	0385-2450137, 0385-2451144, 0385-2450064, 8413975150, ranjan.yumnam@gov.in, cmmani@nic.in, cs-manipur@nic.in
Meghalaya	1967, 1800-345-3670	0364-2224108, fcsca-meg@nic.in
Mizoram	1967, 1860-222-222-789, 1800-345-3891	03892322872, fcscamizoram@gmail.com
Nagaland	1800-345-3704, 1800-345-3705	03702233347, stateportal-ngl@negp.gov.in
Odisha	1967, 1800-345-6724, 1800-345-6760	06742536892, fcswsc@nic.in
Puducherry	1800-425-1082 (Puducherry), 1800-425-1083 (Karaikal), 1800-425-1084 (Mahe), 1800-425-1085 (Yanam)	04132253345, civil.pon@nic.in
Punjab	1967, 1800-3006-1313	01722742803, secy.fs@punjab.gov.in
Rajasthan	1800-180-6127	01412227352, afcfood-rj@nic.in
Sikkim	1967, 1800-345-3236	03592202708, secy-food@sikkim.gov.in
Tamil Nadu	1967, 1800-425-5901	04325665566, 04428592828, webadmin.tn@nic.in
Telangana	1967, 1800-4250-0333	04023310462, dir_cs@ap.gov.in
Tripura	1967, 1800-345-3665	03812326308, dir.fcs-tr@nic.in
Uttar Pradesh	1967, 1800-180-0150	05512239296, up.fncs@gmail.com
Uttarakhand	1800-180-2000, 1800-180-4188	01352780765, comm-fcs-uk@nic.in
West Bengal	1967, 1800-345-5505	03322535293, ica-dept@wb.gov.in

List of Ration Card Complaint Helpline Numbers

In order to place any complaint against any ration card dealer, don’t hesitate to call at these Ration Card Complaint Helpline Numbers available at https://nfsa.gov.in/. Moreover, if people are facing any type of difficulty in getting ration due to any non-acceptance of their NFSA application form can also contact these numbers.

About National Food Security Act (NFSA Right to Food Act)

National Food Security Act, 2013 or Right to Food Act aims to provide subsidised food grains to around 1.3 billion people. NFSA converts into legal entitlements for existing food security programmes of the Government of India. It includes the Midday Meal Scheme, Integrated Child Development Services scheme and the Public Distribution System. The Midday Meal Scheme and the Integrated Child Development Services Scheme are universal in nature whereas the PDS will reach about two-thirds of the population (75% in rural areas and 50% in urban areas).

Under the provisions of the bill, beneficiaries of the Public Distribution System (or PDS) are entitled to 5 kilograms per person per month of cereals at the following prices – Rice at Rs. 3 per kg, Wheat at Rs. 2 per kg, Coarse grains (millets) at Rs. 1 per kg. Pregnant women, lactating mothers, and certain categories of children are eligible for daily free cereals.

PM Garib Kalyan Ann Yojana

Amid Coronavirus Lockdown, PM Narendra Modi had announced to provide food grains to around 80 crore poor people through PM Garib Kalyan Package. In that package, PM Garib Kalyan Ann Yojana was announced which was applicable till November 2020. This scheme aims to provide free of cost ration to people. Each poor person is entitled to get 5 kg rice or wheat per month and each family will get 1 kg chana per month. This free food scheme had cost Rs. 1.5 lakh crore to the central govt. exchequer.

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