Daily Impact Bulletin (11 November 2026)

Daily Impact Bulletin (11 November 2026)

Sewa Nyaya Utthan's Daily Impact Bulletin for 11 November 2026 covers the rescue of a woman from a conversion trap, a legal complaint filed in Faridabad, the rescue of a gaumata, and self-defence training for refugee and underprivileged children.

New Delhi: Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU) published its Daily Impact Bulletin on 11 November 2026, detailing recent interventions, rehabilitation, and preparation activities carried out by our team across Delhi and Rajasthan.

Intervention: Woman Rescued from Conversion Trap

Our team helped rescue a Hindu woman ten days after she was taken from Delhi without her parents’ knowledge by a man named Mohd Gulzar. We got an FIR filed and pressured the police for her recovery. After her rescue, we visited the woman, aged 21, to counsel and rehabilitate her, pursue the legal case against the accused and launch an awareness campaign in the colony against such traps. Details: https://x.com/swati_gs/status/2120511043332157766

Intervention: Complaint Filed for Woman Trapped and Pressured to Convert

We legally escalated the case of a woman from Faridabad, Haryana, who says Danish hid his identity under a Hindu name, drugged her, blackmailed her with videos and pressured her to convert, and then targeted her daughter. We filed a complaint demanding that @FBD_Police and @police_haryana arrest him, invoke stringent charges including under Haryana’s anti-conversion law and give the family state security. Details: https://x.com/VaidSatish/status/2120472874704339351

Rehabilitation: Gaumata Rescued and Taken for Treatment

Our team rescued another gaumata and took her for treatment so that she can recover safely. We carry out this rescue work in Delhi together with Sudarshan Vahini, through our ambulance service under the Jeev Daya initiative.

Preparation: Self-Defence Training for Refugee and Underprivileged Children in Jodhpur

We held a self-defence training session at our full-time centre in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, for Pakistani Hindu refugee and underprivileged children. The training builds their strength, discipline and confidence, and gives them the skills to protect themselves.

Preparation: Self-Defence Training for Children in Delhi

We held a self-defence training session for children at our centre in Delhi, which runs from a temple. The training builds their fitness, discipline and confidence, and gives them the skills to protect themselves.

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Originally posted on X: https://x.com/i/web/status/2120539640310431971

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