West Bengal government launched a new Didi Ke Bolo Portal at didikebolo.com for public grievances. A new Didi Ke Bolo contact number 9137091370 and website www.didikebolo.com was started in April 2019. Citizens can register their complaints through Didi Ke Bolo Number.
Now, people no longer have to visit government offices to file their complaints. They can do so from the comfort of their homes through a WhatsApp number. This is the first initiative of its kind announced by the Trinamool Congress (TMC)-led state government.
West Bengal Didi Ke Bolo Online Complaint Registration
Online Complaint registration on Didi ke Bolo Portal has now been closed. You can just call 9137091370 to make a complain and visit cmo.wb.gov.in to check the status of your complain.
Under the new Grievance system, more than 5,670 offices of 54 government departments are covered across the state. As of 27 October 2025, 4,930,345 grievance have been lodged out of 3,637,628 have been redressed under the Didi Ke Bolo helpline.
Check Status of Didi Ke Bolo Complain
All citizens of the state can easily register their complaints using the Didi Ke Bolo complaint number. You can then check the status of your complaint by entering your mobile number and OTP on cmo.wb.gov.in. Below is the complete procedure to make online complaint registration for the WB Didi Ke Bolo Campaign:
STEP 1: Firstly visit the official Didi Ke Bolo Portal at didikebolo.com
STEP 2: At the homepage, Didi Ke Bolo Campaign Online Registration / Application Form will appear as shown below:
STEP 3: After making registration, people can get directly connected to the CM herself.
Didi Ke Bolo Contact Number
Didi Ke Bolo Contact number is 9137091370 where anyone can call during the day time.
Didi Ke Bolo Whatsapp Number
Whatsapp number of Didi Ke Bolo portal is same as the contact number which is 9137091370. You can add this number in your mobile and send message on Whatsapp.
CM Mamata Banerjee’s goal is to connect with citizens at the local level to alleviate problems related to corruption and extortion. This will significantly help citizens and make it easier to register their complaints.