The document contains information about what an FIR is, who can file an FIR, when an FIR should be filed, the typical contents of an FIR, and the proper format for filing an FIR. An FIR is a written report filed with the police when a cognizable offense is committed. It can be filed by the victim, witnesses, or anyone with knowledge of the offense. It should be filed as soon as possible and contains details of the incident, parties involved, and basic facts of the alleged crime. The format includes sections for date, location, description of offense and property taken, identity of accused, and steps taken in the investigation.