The new platform will allow women across Assam, including those in remote areas, to register complaints and seek assistance without visiting the commission’s office
Guwahati: The Assam State Commission for Women (ASCW) on Tuesday, August 11, launched a dedicated mobile application to enable women across the state to register complaints and seek assistance online.
The application was launched by Assam Women and Child Development Minister Ajanta Neog at the ASCW office. The initiative aims to make the commission’s grievance redressal system more accessible, particularly for women in remote areas or those unable to visit the office in person.
Speaking at the launch, Neog stressed the need for regular updates to the application and greater public awareness so women can access the platform when they need support.
ASCW Chairperson Angoorlata Deka said the application is available on both the Google Play Store and Apple’s iOS platform, allowing women to submit complaints directly through their smartphones.
Officials said complaints received through the app will be examined and verified before being forwarded to the concerned departments for necessary action. The commission expects the digital platform to simplify the complaint process and improve access to support services for women across Assam.
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