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Karnataka emergency reporting guide for women and children

1 min read Last updated April 28, 2026 Verified Last checked: 2026-04-28

For immediate danger call 112. For women in distress call 181 or 1091. For children in need of care and protection call 1098. Contact the district Sakhi One Stop Centre for counselling and follow-up…

State help route

Find state and district help

Use the state help hub to find verified or under-review state and district contacts. For urgent danger, call 1098 or 112 first.

Source focus: Suryalayam verified-source help hub

Quick summary

For immediate danger call 112. For women in distress call 181 or 1091. For children in need of care and protection call 1098. Contact the district Sakhi One Stop Centre for counselling and follow-up support.

Key takeaways

  • Use official emergency routes first if a child may be in immediate danger.
  • Collect safe facts such as location, landmark, date, time and what you saw.
  • Choose the correct official route for this topic: Emergency Help.

Who this guide is for

  • Citizens who need clear public guidance before using an official reporting route.
  • Parents, teachers, local volunteers and community groups sharing child-safety awareness.
  • Editors maintaining Suryalayam guides with verified-source discipline.

For immediate danger call 112. For women in distress call 181 or 1091. For children in need of care and protection call 1098. Contact the district Sakhi One Stop Centre for counselling and follow-up support.

Safe reporting checklist

Collect only what is safe. Do not investigate, confront or rescue alone.

  • Exact location, landmark, shop/factory/worksite name or online platform.
  • Approximate age of the child and what you personally saw.
  • Date and time of the incident or when it is happening.
  • Any phone number, username, vehicle number, address or source link if safely available.
  • Do not confront, threaten, bargain, rescue alone or put yourself/child at risk.

Common questions

Should I call emergency help first?

Yes. If a child may be in immediate danger, call 1098, 112, local police or the nearest official emergency service first.

Should I confront the suspected offender?

No. Do not confront dangerous people alone. Note safe facts such as location, landmark, time and what you saw, then use the official route.

Where should official action happen?

Official action must happen through government helplines, statutory bodies, police or authorised portals. Suryalayam helps visitors understand those routes in plain language.

Sources and review note

This guide should be checked against official helplines, official portals or statutory/government source pages before being treated as final public guidance.

Last reviewed: 2026-04-28

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