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Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation's Daily Impact Bulletin for 13 November 2026 covering interventions, rehabilitation, and self-defence training.

New Delhi: Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU) released its Daily Impact Bulletin on 13 November 2026, detailing legal interventions, animal rehabilitation, and self-defence training sessions for vulnerable groups.
Our team legally escalated a case of a conversion drive targeting socio-economically vulnerable rural families through private prayer assemblies in Parsauni village, Kushinagar, UP. A notice was issued today to the Superintendent of Police and the District Magistrate, Kushinagar, to get the allegations inquired into.
We intervened in the case of a minor girl in Kandivali East, Mumbai, MH, who was sexually assaulted, filmed and blackmailed. We filed a complaint seeking the custodial arrest of all absconding accused and a forensic examination of every seized phone to identify and protect other minor victims. We also sought strict non-bailable prosecution under child protection, information technology and criminal laws, and complete state security for the survivor.
Our team received a call from Bhalaswa, Delhi, about a gaumata who was severely ill and unable to move with a suspected infection. We took her for medical treatment at Krishna Gaushala, Kanjhawla, Delhi.
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 fitness and gives them the confidence and skills to protect themselves.
We trained children in self-defence at our centre in Delhi, which runs from a temple. The sessions build their fitness, discipline and confidence and equip them to protect themselves.
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