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Saturday, 6 June 2026

Writing Formal Letters-Examples

 1.Write a letter to the Superintendent of Police of your district complaining about poor patrolling by the police in your area, resulting in petty crimes. Sign yourself as ABC.

12, Model Town

Panipat, Haryana

18 March 2026

 

To

The Superintendent of Police

Panipat District

 

Subject: Complaint regarding poor police patrolling in the area

 

Sir,

I wish to draw your kind attention to the increasing incidents of petty crimes in our locality due to inadequate police patrolling.

Over the past few weeks, cases of theft, chain-snatching, and suspicious activities have become quite common in Model Town and nearby areas. Residents, especially senior citizens and women, feel unsafe stepping out during early morning and late evening hours. The absence of regular police patrols has encouraged miscreants to operate freely.

Despite repeated complaints to the local police station, no significant improvement has been observed. Proper and frequent patrolling, especially during night hours, is urgently required to restore a sense of safety and security among the residents.

I, therefore, request you to kindly look into the matter and take necessary steps to strengthen police patrolling in our area at the earliest.

 

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

ABC


2. You are Manu or Manisa, a resident of C-501, Vikas Puri, Jammu. In your colony, there is a power failure every day for long hours in the evening because of which work suffers. Write a letter to the Manager, J&K Electric Supply Undertaking, requesting him to find a solution to the problem.

C-501, Vikas Puri

Jammu

18 March 2026

 

To

The Manager

J&K Electric Supply Undertaking

Jammu

 

Subject: Complaint regarding frequent power failure

 

Sir,

 

I wish to draw your kind attention to the frequent and prolonged power cuts in our locality, Vikas Puri, Jammu. It has become a daily problem, especially during the evening hours.

The power failure continues for long durations every day, causing great inconvenience to the residents. Students are unable to study properly, office work suffers, and daily household activities are badly affected. The situation becomes even more difficult during hot weather.

Despite repeated complaints from residents, no permanent solution has been provided so far. The irregular supply of electricity is creating frustration and discomfort among all members of the colony.

 

I, therefore, request you to kindly look into the matter and take necessary steps to ensure a regular and uninterrupted power supply in our area. Your prompt action in this regard will be highly appreciated.

 

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

Manisa

3.Yesterday, you went to Sunrise Hospital, Market Road, New Delhi, taking with you the victim of a hit-and-run accident. There were chaotic conditions in the casualty department. The injured was attended to after a lot of precious time had been lost. Write a letter of complaint to the Medical Superintendent. You are Karina Orr Gomis, living at Mall Road, Mumbai, M-214.

M-214, Mall Road

Mumbai

18 March 2026

 

To

The Medical Superintendent

Sunrise Hospital

Market Road

New Delhi

 

Subject: Complaint regarding mismanagement in the casualty department

 

Sir/Madam,

I wish to bring to your notice the chaotic and unsatisfactory conditions prevailing in the casualty department of your hospital. Yesterday, I brought a victim of a hit-and-run accident to Sunrise Hospital for immediate medical assistance.

Unfortunately, the situation in the casualty ward was highly disorganized. There was a lack of proper coordination among the staff, and no one attended to the injured person promptly. Despite the seriousness of the case, we had to wait for a long time before any medical help was provided. This delay resulted in the loss of precious time, which could have been critical for the patient’s condition.

Such negligence and mismanagement in emergency services are a matter of grave concern. A hospital, especially its casualty department, is expected to respond swiftly and efficiently in such situations.

I request you to kindly look into this matter and take immediate steps to improve the functioning of the emergency department so that no patient suffers due to such delays in future.

 

Thanking you,

 

Yours faithfully,

Karina

4.In all big cities, road rage has become a serious problem. A minor scratch, a little push, or a small brushing past can lead to a scuffle, sometimes resulting even in murder. Write a letter to the Police Commissioner giving your views on the problem and its solution. You are Kareena or Kanu, living at Mal Road, Mumbai, M214.

M-214, Mall Road

Mumbai

18 March 2026

 

To

The Police Commissioner

Mumbai

Subject: Rising problem of road rage and need for preventive measures

 

Sir/Madam,

 

I wish to draw your kind attention to the alarming rise in incidents of road rage in big cities like Mumbai. What begins as a minor issue—such as a small scratch, a slight push, or a trivial misunderstanding—often escalates into violent confrontations. In some cases, these incidents have even led to serious injuries and loss of life.

The main causes of this problem appear to be increasing stress, lack of patience, and disregard for traffic rules. People tend to lose their temper quickly and resort to aggressive behavior instead of resolving matters peacefully.

I would like to suggest that strict enforcement of traffic laws, installation of more CCTV cameras, and increased police patrolling on busy roads can help control such incidents. Additionally, awareness campaigns should be conducted to educate citizens about responsible driving and the importance of maintaining calm on the roads.

I hope the authorities will take necessary steps to address this serious issue and ensure public safety.

 

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

Kareena

5. Write a letter to the Deputy Commissioner of your district complaining about the hazards of stray animals on the roads in your city.

12, Model Town

Panipat, Haryana

18 March 2026

 

To

The Deputy Commissioner

Panipat District

 

Subject: Complaint regarding hazards caused by stray animals on roads

 

Sir/Madam,

I wish to draw your kind attention to the increasing problem of stray animals on the roads in our city. This issue has become a serious concern for the safety of residents and commuters.

A large number of stray cattle and dogs can be seen wandering freely on busy roads and intersections. These animals often cause traffic jams and lead to accidents, especially during peak hours. Many two-wheeler riders and pedestrians have been injured due to sudden obstruction by these animals.

 

Apart from road safety, stray animals also create unhygienic conditions by scattering garbage and damaging public property. Despite repeated complaints, no effective action has been taken to control this problem.

I, therefore, request you to kindly take immediate steps to remove stray animals from the roads and ensure their proper shelter and management. Strict measures should be implemented to prevent this issue from worsening.

I hope you will look into this matter at the earliest.

 

Thanking you,

 

Yours faithfully,

ABC

6.Write a letter to the secretary Youth Hostel, Srinagar, requesting him to provide accommodation for three days to four members of your family going on a tour of Kashmir. You are Kamini or Kammo, living in Gandhi Nagar, Jammu.

Gandhi Nagar

Jammu

18 March 2026

 

To

The Secretary

Youth Hostel

Srinagar

 

Subject: Request for accommodation

 

Sir/Madam,

I wish to request accommodation at your Youth Hostel for four members of my family who are planning to visit Srinagar on a tour of Kashmir.

We intend to stay for three days, from 10 April to 12 April 2026. I would be grateful if you could kindly arrange suitable accommodation for us during this period. We assure you that we will abide by all the rules and regulations of the hostel.

Kindly inform me about the availability of rooms, the charges, and the booking procedure at your earliest convenience so that we may make the necessary arrangements in advance.

I hope you will consider my request favorably.

 

Thanking you,

 

Yours faithfully,

Kamini

7. You are Vibhu or Vanesha, in charge of Excursion Club of BVP College, Delhi. Write a letter to the General Manager, Northern Railways, requesting reservation of a bogie for eighty students from Delhi to Jaipur and back by the Shatabdi Express.

BVP College

Delhi

18 March 2026

 

To

The General Manager

Northern Railways

New Delhi

 

Subject: Request for reservation of a bogie for students’ excursion

 

Sir/Madam,

 

I am writing to you in my capacity as the in-charge of the Excursion Club of BVP College, Delhi, to request the reservation of a separate bogie for our students.

 

We are planning an educational excursion to Jaipur for eighty students along with a few faculty members. We intend to travel from Delhi to Jaipur by the Shatabdi Express on 15 April 2026 and return on 18 April 2026 by the same train.

As the group is quite large, we request you to kindly arrange for a reserved bogie to ensure the comfort and safety of the students throughout the journey. This will also help us maintain discipline and proper supervision during travel.

Kindly inform us about the availability, charges, and necessary formalities for booking at the earliest so that we may complete the required procedures in time.

We shall be grateful for your cooperation in making this educational trip successful.

Thanking you,

Yours faithfully,

Vibhu

(In-charge, Excursion Club)

8. You feel that India will face a severe water crisis by the year 2030. Write a letter to the editor of a national daily expressing your concern about it and requesting individuals and authorities to take steps to avert this crisis. You are Sumit or Sumita.

12, Green Park

New Delhi

18 March 2026

 

To

The Editor

The National Daily

New Delhi

 

Subject: Concern about the looming water crisis in India

 

Sir/Madam,

 

Through the columns of your esteemed newspaper, I wish to express my deep concern over the severe water crisis that India is likely to face by the year 2030. Rapid population growth, urbanization, excessive use of groundwater, and poor water management have already started affecting water availability in many parts of the country.

If immediate steps are not taken, the situation may become alarming. Many regions are already facing acute shortages of drinking water, which may worsen in the coming years. This will not only affect daily life but also agriculture, industry, and overall economic development.

I would like to urge both individuals and authorities to take this issue seriously. People must adopt water conservation practices such as rainwater harvesting, avoiding wastage, and using water judiciously. At the same time, the government should implement effective policies for water management, recycling, and conservation.

I hope this letter will create awareness among readers and encourage collective efforts to prevent this crisis.

Thanking you,

Yours sincerely,

Sumit