( 1) Any written information against a member or a firm, received in person or by post or courier, which is not in Form, shall be treated as information received and shall be dealt with in accordance with the provisions of these rules.
(2) On receipt of such information, the informant shall be, in the first instance, asked as to whether he shall prefer to file a complaint in Form apprising him of the following information, namely,- ( a) relatively longer time is taken for disposal of any information than a complaint;
( b) the person giving information shall not have the right to be represented during the enquiry or hearing of the case;
(c) the Institute shall not inform to the informant, nor entertain any queries from the informant at any and every stage of the progress made in respect of the information received under sub-rule (1), if it is of the opinion that giving of any such information shall impede the process of investigation, apprehension or prosecution of offenders:
Provided that a copy of the final order shall be sent to the informant,
(3) An anonymous information received shall not be entertained by the Director.
CHAPTER Til PROCEDURE OF ENQUIRY