UNLAWFUL CONVERSION PREVENTION & RECLAMATION FUND
(Swami Shraddhanand Fund)
Bharat’s most structured, decisive, lawful, and on-ground ANSWER to the country’s largest silent human rights violation and demographic challenge – Unlawful Conversions
Launching in the 100th Balidaan year of Swami Shraddhanand, who gave his life confronting conversion-driven destabilization of Bharat.
Goal 1:
Uproot conversions driven by coercion, fraud, grooming, intimidation, inducement, or any other unlawful means, through systematic, lawful, and last-mile execution.
Goal 2:
Facilitate voluntary reclamation for those who were misled and now seek to return to their indigenous identity – with dignity, confidentiality, and full respect for individual choice.
Inspired by two of the greatest civilizational defenders Bharat has produced – Bhagwan Birsa Munda and Swami Shraddhanand – both of whom gave their lives resisting conversion-driven destabilization of Bharat and protecting the vulnerable through conviction, discipline, and lawful action.
Vision
A Bharat where every child, woman, orphan, dalit, tribal, vulnerable isolated individual or family can live, learn, grow, and prosper without being targeted, trapped or uprooted from their civilizational identity.
Executed by a team with an impeccable and proven track record of delivering results in the most challenging, near-impossible, and high-risk domains. A team that has worked closely with government agencies to expose and dismantle multiple unlawful conversion cartels, and has also enabled safe, lawful, and dignified reclamation for those who were misled and sought to return. Widely respected for its ethical, lawful, disciplined, and outcome-driven approach, the team operates with forensic-grade, protocol-driven, last-mile, on-ground execution.
What this Fund will enable
- Protect informed choice by exposing fraud, deception, coercion and other illegal inducements.
- Support vulnerable communities (children, women, orphans, dalits, tribals etc) through legal and administrative support.
- Enable reclamation – lawfully support those who were misled and now want to return without any coercion.
- Build a child-centric ecosystem so the next generation grows with capability, dignity and scientific temper.
- Create standardized systems (SOPs, training, legal toolkits) so citizens can use the State’s own mechanisms effectively.
Action Architecture
1. Public Education and Awareness
- Evidence-based public education on common unlawful tactics such as inducement, fear, miracle-cure fraud, grooming, document manipulation, identity pressure etc
- Focus on high-risk zones and eco-systems that target children such as schools, hostels, shelters, coaching hubs, orphan-care systems etc.
- Community trainings on constitutional rights, due process and safe reporting pathways.
- Legal education in how to file police complaints, and use justice mechanisms including courts
2. Reclamation and Rehabilitation
- Support for individuals who explicitly request return to their indigenous identity.
- Help with documentation, social reintegration support, education continuity and lawful religious status correction where applicable.
3. Sewa Kendra Units
- Awareness against false advertising, especially related to health
- Awareness about Constitution and Laws
- Education including physical training, tutoring, STEM and scientific temper promotion.
- Leadership and livelihood capability building for youth.
4. National Content and Media Engine
- Content creation with focused, evidence based
messaging. - Collaboration with credible influencers, lawyers, educators, and community leaders.
- Rapid-response myth-busting and scam exposure
5. SOP Stack and Standardization
- Citizen-to-government interface SOPs (applications, complaints, evidence formats, escalation ladders).
- Volunteer training modules.
- Data handling and consent protocols.
- Child protection and institutional safety audits.
Includes a dedicated – Bhagwan Birsa Munda Fund
- Scheduled Tribe specific risk mapping, local language outreach and protection systems.
- Land, identity, and exploitation vectors where they intersect with coercive conversions.
- Child and women safety support structures in tribal belts.
Our Inspirations
Swami Shraddhanand (1856-1926)
Swami Shraddhanand (born Munshi Ram) was an educationist and reformer who built institutions like Gurukul Kangri. His work, focused on lawful Vedic social consolidation and reconversion efforts, placed him in direct confrontation with aggressive conversion and separatist forces. He was assassinated in Delhi on December 23, 1926 by a fanatic. From Mahatma Gandhi to Baba Saheb Ambedkar, everyone hailed him as one of the tallest social reformers and nationalists ever born.
Bhagwan Birsa Munda (1875-1900)
Bhagwan Birsa Munda was a tribal leader and freedom-era icon who spearheaded a mass awakening and resistance movement in the Chotanagpur region against colonial oppression and exploitation. He also challenged Christian missionary conversion activity and urged his people to return to and protect their indigenous way of life. He died in British custody in Ranchi jail on June 9, 1900, and is hailed as role-model of Bharat and Adivasi dignity.His reform code was nature-rooted and discipline-driven, including adoption of the sacred thread (janeu), giving up meat, abstinence from alcohol, and reverence for tulsi as a symbol of eco-friendly and humane living.
Core principles
The Fund is rooted in a Vedic civilizational principle: plural communities and diverse ways of life can coexist and prosper when protected from exploitation.
Atharva Veda, Prithvi Sukta 12.1.45 describes Earth as bearing people of different speech and diverse customs.
Non-Negotiable Operating Principles
- Constitution-first, law-first.
- Freedom of conscience is sacred – the Fund opposes coercion and fraud, not any faith.
- No hate, no harassment, no vigilantism, no threats.
- Consent and confidentiality are mandatory for all reclamation support.
- Child protection is paramount – any child-related risk triggers immediate lawful escalation.
- Evidence-based action only – documentation discipline, legal review, and verified claims.
This includes acting as a force-multiplier by strengthening and collaborating with credible individuals and organisations through shared systems, strategic clarity, and execution support, designed for scale.
Who We Are
Sewa Nyaya Utthan Foundation is a high-impact institution working across Service, Justice, and Empowerment, built for complex, sensitive, and on-ground execution where outcomes matter more than optics.
The Foundation is led by an eminent journalist and an IIT–IIM–trained Vedic scholar, combining investigative credibility, civilizational clarity, and execution discipline. We work closely with government agencies and are known for an impeccable, proven track record in delivering ethical, lawful, and result-driven interventions.
Alongside justice-oriented work, we have gained national recognition for transformational initiatives in education, especially in STEM learning and structured physical training for underserved children, creating long-term capability, discipline, and confidence at the grassroots.
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