To draft and file a PIL, you need:
1. A clear statement of facts showing public interest
2. Details of violation of fundamental or legal rights
3. Documents supporting the claim (reports, affidavits, photos, representations)
4. Identity and credentials of the petitioner
5. Legal grounds and reliefs sought
6. Proof of prior representations to authorities, if any
Facts must be accurate, non-frivolous, and show larger public harm or concern.

Documents Required for Filing a PIL
Proof of Identity: An official document verifying the petitioner's identity. Details of Affected Parties: A list of individuals or communities impacted by the issue. Respondents' Information: Names and addresses of the authorities or parties you are seeking action from.

To draft and file a PIL in the High Court or Supreme Court, the following basic documents and facts are required:
Petitioner’s details
List of aggrieved parties
Facts of the case
Nature of violation or injury
Supporting documents
Declaration of no personal interest
Details of prior representations
Prayer or relief sought
Affidavit