Daily Impact Bulletin (28 October 2026)

New Delhi: Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU) released its Daily Impact Bulletin on 28 October 2026, highlighting legal interventions, rehabilitation efforts, and educational programs led by our team across India.

Intervention: Police Assault on Devotees at Durga Visarjan

Our team legally escalated a case of devotees being thrashed and kicked by a police sub-inspector during Durga visarjan in Barabanki, UP, seeking an FIR, suspension, medical aid, and protection for the devotees. On our complaint, a notice was issued to the Superintendent of Police, Barabanki, to initiate an inquiry. Details: https://x.com/VaidSatish/status/2115388361154425141

Intervention: Faith-Healing Hoardings in Bathinda

Under our nationwide legal action campaign against conversion-linked faith-healing rackets, we legally escalated the matter of street hoardings in Bathinda, Punjab, advertising a prayer sabha that promised relief from illnesses through “special prayers”. Notices were issued to Punjab’s Drug Controller, the Bathinda SSP, the District Magistrate, and the Principal Secretary of the Department of Social Security and Women and Child Development, asking them to inquire into the event under the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act. Details: https://x.com/sewanyaya/status/2115390255415300483

Rehabilitation: Injured Nandi Rescued and Sent to Gaushala

Our team reached a Nandi after a serious injury to one leg left him unable to walk, and sent him to a gaushala for treatment. The work was carried out with the Sudarshan Vahini team.

Education: College Students and Faculty Educated About Sexual Grooming-Exploitation-Conversion-Traps

An educational session was held at NAS College, Meerut, UP, for building a communally safe and secure campus, reaching about 100 students and faculty members, in participation with @networkforjus team. The team also took part in the Anti-Ragging Committee meeting at Ismail National Mahila PG College, Meerut.

Preparation: Pakistani Hindu Refugee Children Trained in Self-Defence

Our team ran the day’s martial arts and self-defence training at our full-time centre in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, for Pakistani Hindu refugee and other underprivileged children. The centre has grown into a steady program for children and youth from refugee and other underprivileged migrant communities.

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