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Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU) covers a Delhi woman rescued from false identity exploitation, legal escalation over the desecration of Basavanna's samadhi in Karnataka, and self-defence training for refugee children in Jodhpur.

New Delhi: Sewa Nyaya Utthan (SNU), a CSR-eligible Section 8 NGO, released its Daily Impact Bulletin for 9 October 2026, highlighting interventions, legal escalations, and self-defence training for vulnerable communities.
Our team took up the case of a Delhi woman who was trapped in a false love web by a man using a false Aadhaar identity. The man exploited the victim to forcibly convert, blackmail, and loot her. She now has our support to pursue justice, with the on-ground effort led by @DeepakMalik_1. Details: https://x.com/swati_gs/status/2108476746333147570
We legally escalated the matter after a group was filmed eating non-vegetarian food within the sacred precincts of the Aikya Mantapa at Kudalasangama in Bagalkote, Karnataka. We sought an inquiry to identify those involved, an Action Taken Report within two weeks, and round-the-clock surveillance to protect the shrine and the Sangamanatha Temple complex.
We ran today’s martial arts and self-defence training at our full-time centre in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, for children whose Hindu families fled Pakistan. Over 150 refugee and underprivileged children train here, building the strength, fitness and skills to protect themselves.
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