NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE BUREAU

Introduction

The National Crime Investigation Bureau (NIB) is a non-governmental, voluntary public-interest organization committed to legal awareness, justice support, and the protection of human and constitutional rights across India.

While NIB operates independently and is not a government or enforcement agency, it works in alignment with legal authorities and departments to support the creation of a safe, aware, and justice-driven society.

This document outlines the authorized duties, core activities, rules & regulations, and the declaration applicable to all NIB members.

Authorized Duties & Responsibilities

Focus Areas: All NIB members are permitted to engage in:

• Anti-national and anti-social activities
• Systemic corruption and unlawful practices impacting public welfare
• Counterfeit currency circulation and illegal arms smuggling
• Bonded labour, child labour, sexual harassment & human dignity violations

Reporting Protocol: Verified information may be submitted to Local Police, Government Departments, National Agencies (CBI, ED, NIA) or Judicial bodies.

Note: All actions must be within the legal and constitutional framework of India and NIB internal by-laws.

Core Activities of NIB

• Cyber Crime Awareness Seminars
• Legal Aid & Public Justice Support
• Criminal Intelligence Reporting
• Human Rights & Constitutional Awareness
• Community Safety & Anti-Trafficking Campaigns
• Social Welfare & Youth Awareness Programs

Rules & Regulations

• Membership Nature: Voluntary, unpaid, non-transferable.
• Identity Verification: Official NIB ID with QR/Hologram.
• Legal Boundaries: No raids, arrests, or enforcement actions.
• Reporting Responsibility: Only verified and factual information.
• Renewal & Compliance: Annual renewal with activity submission.
• Mandatory Participation: Minimum 5 official duty days.
• Meetings: 50% attendance mandatory.
• Assignments: District, State & National duties.
• Jurisdiction: Kolkata, West Bengal, India.