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Unsafe Work or Labour Exploitation Help in Meghalaya

Find labour, emergency and legal routes for unsafe work, exploitation or serious workplace risks.

Who should I contact?1098 vs 112

Start with the right level of help

Immediate dangerCall 112 or local police now.
Urgent child protectionCall 1098 and explain the child’s location and immediate concern.
Non-emergency report or follow-upUse the relevant authority, support centre or complaint guide listed below.

Meghalaya

Laws and rights

Law / RightMeghalaya

Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976

Law listed by the Meghalaya Labour Commissionerate for bonded labour abolition. Contact labour office or police for forced labour risk.

Verified Last checked: 2026-04-28112
Law / RightMeghalaya

Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976

Law listed by the Meghalaya Labour Commissionerate for bonded labour abolition. Contact labour office or police for forced labour risk.

Verified Last checked: 2026-04-28
Law / Right

Bonded Labour System Abolition Act

Law abolishes bonded labour and requires state/district action through vigilance mechanisms. Use labour or district administration contacts for complaints.

Verified Last checked: 2026-04-28

When the first route does not work

  1. Confirm that the number, office or portal applies to your location.
  2. Record the date, time, reference number and response where it is safe to do so.
  3. Use an alternative district or state route listed on the relevant record.
  4. Escalate to the responsible authority or legal-services route when the matter remains unresolved.