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Sewa Nyaya Utthan's 23 October 2026 bulletin covers notices to Union Ministries regarding cab driver murders, a legal intervention in a forced conversion case, and self-defence training for refugee children.

New Delhi: Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU) published its Daily Impact Bulletin on 23 October 2026, highlighting legal interventions, educational outreach, and preparation programs.
SNU legally escalated the disturbing trend of murders of app-based cab drivers by passengers in Delhi, Jaipur, Ghaziabad and elsewhere. The organisation sought mandatory passenger KYC, relief for victims’ families, and aggregator liability. Notices were issued today to the Secretaries of the Union Ministries of Commerce and Industry and of Electronics and Information Technology.
SNU legally escalated the death of a 25-year-old Hindu woman in Begusarai, Bihar. The woman was allegedly beaten for wanting to visit a temple during Durga Puja by her husband Mohammed Arzoo, before she was found dead at her home. SNU intervened by demanding an investigation for possible murder, the addition of coercive conversion charges, a videographed autopsy, and safeguards for her minor daughter to prevent a cover-up.
SNU held an education session at the Dhyanchand Sports Complex college in Meerut, UP, to build a safe and inclusive campus. About 130 students attended and actively participated. The session was executed by @networkforjus and focused on educating students about sexual grooming, exploitation, and conversion traps.
SNU held martial arts classes today at its full-time centre in Jodhpur. The centre trains over 150 Pakistani Hindu refugee and underprivileged children. The self-defence training is part of SNU’s broader preparation programs.
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