Daily Impact Bulletin (17 October 2026)

New Delhi: Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU) published its Daily Impact Bulletin for 17 October 2026, highlighting legal interventions, educational initiatives, and self-defence training for vulnerable populations across India.

Intervention: Man Arrested for Posting Morphed Obscene Visuals

Our team filed a formal complaint with the Meerut police in UP against a man named Wasif Ghazi after two women approached Sewa Nyaya Utthan alleging that he was repeatedly posting morphed obscene visuals of them on social media. Today, his arrest was confirmed to us by police. Details: https://x.com/swati_gs/status/2111449120577814579?s=20

Intervention: NHRC Notices Over Abuse of Minor Schoolgirl

We legally escalated the matter of a minor girl made to participate in a school show carrying controversial political messages. The incident took place at Christ Senior Secondary School in Guna, Madhya Pradesh. The NHRC issued notices to the Principal Secretary of School Education in MP, the DM of Guna and the District Education Officer of Guna, directing them to carry out a probe. Details: https://x.com/swati_gs/status/2111145926673006889

Intervention: Notices Issued Over Blackmail and Conversion Threats to Transgender Person

We legally escalated the matter where a Hindu transgender person from Udaipur, Rajasthan, has alleged blackmail, extortion, death threats and pressure to convert to Islam against a man. On our complaint, notices were issued to the DM and the SP of Udaipur to get the allegations inquired into. Details: https://x.com/VaidSatish/status/2111439748489437634

Education: Navratri Program with Awareness on Sexual Grooming

Under our ongoing Navratri program in Delhi in association with Sudarshan Vahini, we served falahar to women breaking their fast and held an awareness session for them about sexual grooming and exploitation through digital traps.

Preparation: Self-Defence Training for Refugee and Vulnerable Children

We trained Pakistani Hindu refugee and other migrant children in self-defence and martial arts at our full-time Jodhpur centre, where over 150 children are enrolled. A similar training session was held in Delhi at our centre in a temple, where about 40 children are enrolled.

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