Year 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami

In India the tsunami reached the states of Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu along the south eastern coastline of the Indian mainland about 2 hours after the earthquake. At the same time, it arrived in the state of Kerala, on the south-western coast. There were two to five tsunamis that coincided with the local high tide in some areas.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, a total of 227,898 people died. Measured in lives lost, this is one of the ten worst earthquakes recorded in history, as well as the single worst tsunami in history.
According to official estimates in India, 10,749 people were killed, 5,640 people were missing and thousands of people became homeless.
In India more than thousand Billion (national and International grants) Prime Minister Relief Fund were sent to affected area for re-establishment of humanity. Our Activist had found that grant were not used properly and affected people were in problems, So fifteen human rights activists went to affected area of Tamil Nadu including Mr. Ganesh Sinde, Ms.Chhaya Magar and Mr Bunty Shrivastava .
They had collected proves of mismanagement and not utilized grant for actually sufferer. They had pressurized government to use fund for real suffer through media and administrators, resulting to which fund were used properly to the benefit of actual sufferer of tsunami.

Year 2005 Eradication of Nigerian Drug Rackets

In2005 our country faced drugs indulgent especially among youth through Nigerian students as drug trafficking. Our Activist have found that at least 300 Nigerians were living illegally at Meer Road, Mumbai & Thane .They become problematic for neighborhoods. People were living in their feared, they occasional rape women after taking drugs. Government had not taken any firm action against them. This matter came to us for justice and to maintain harmony. On the day of 22nd November ‘2005 Mr. Bunty Srivastava reached on spot and caught hem red handed. More than 8 Nigerians were arrested and drugs were recovered in huge quantity. Many Nigerian got punished and went to Jail and others flu away from our country.

Year 2006 Caught fire at the set of “Movie Black”

In Bollywood at the time of shooting of film “Black” the set caught fire. Our Activist were investigating the cause of fire; according to policy cause of fire was a gas cylinder which was there for domestic use. They have filed case in Mumbai High Court for illegal use of domestic gas cylinder at commercial place. Mumbai High Court gets decision to lodge FIR against producer and director of this film. As soon the decision passed, Ministry of Petroleum, Government of India decided to ban completely the use of domestic cylinders for commercial places and commercial cylinder should be use at commercial activities .This resulted that domestic gas user get cylinder easily at home through online booking and black marketing of domestic cylinder was checked.

Year 2014 Ban of foreign dancers at tourist visa

Dancer association of Bollywood informed us that Indian dancer were unemployed and their family were surviving for their livelihood .Because famous producer and director use foreign boys and girls for dancing illegally since 15en years. Our Activists have investigated this case and found that foreign boys and girls come to India without proper work permit. They come to India for tourist visa and earn huge money resulted to which our Indian dancer were unemployed. We have found that this national security issues .They approached CBI authority they setup CBI inquiry and case transfer CID Mumbai. CID Mumbai had setup inquiry on famous Producer and Directors. Seeing the heavy pressure from Producer and director on CID, They have moved to Mumbai High Court. Honorable court got decision in our favor. Now Indian dancer get job and foreign dancers are allowed after proper work permit visa.

Year 2020 Fight for Pure water availability in Sonbhadra District (UP)

The Sonbhadra district, which borders four states, is an industrial area. Many minerals such as bauxite, limestone, coal and gold are already present in its soil. There are also many power plants in Sonbhadra and the 10 coal-based power plants in the Singrauli-Sonbhadra region generate 21,000 MW of power supplied to the nearest states. Providing revenue of about Rs 27,198 crore from mining every year to the Uttar Pradesh government, Sonbhadra, however, has an often hidden, dark side. According to its report, about 20 lakh people living in Sonbhadra-Singrauli area, spread over an area of 40 kilometres, are reeling under mercury pollution. This is causing health issues like miscarriages in women, diseases like anaemia and BP. There is no fruit in the orchards, the crop production is declining.
Fluoride (F¯) concentration over and above the permissible limits (1.5 mg/l) in drinking water leads to human health hazards, such as dental and skeletal fluorosis affecting millions of people in many parts of India. Preliminary investigations indicate that severe health disorders have been identified in parts of the Kachnarwa region, which is in the upper Panda river basin, Sonbhadra District, Uttar Pradesh, due to excess intake of fluoride through drinking water. According to citizen of Sonbhadra, so many times government accepts the polluted water condition in district but they did not solve their problems. They then approached Human Rights activist Mr. Bunty Srivastava .
We setup a core team to investigate ground reality and found that It is a very big problem beyond imagination. We rote complain to National Human Right Commission and forwarded to PMO, Centre Minister of Health, Centre Pollution Control Board and CM, UP. Seeing our complain Central Government has taken quick decision and issued the direction to UP government that pure drinking water should be available for villagers and what action and decision that has to be taken for this was informed to Mr Bunty Srivastava in writing. And the result is that a huge project has been launched by PM and CM, UP on 22nd November’2020 for permanent solution against polluted drinking water.

Year 2021 Killing of innocent Hindus after West Bengal election

Non-resident Indians (NRIs) including Bengali diaspora carried out protests in more than 30 countries over the post-poll violence in West Bengal, demanding strong action by the government. The post poll violence in Bengal under Mamata Banerjee’s watch has brought global disrepute to West Bengal. In West Bengal Human Rights activists were torched and common people lived under presser.
Human rights activist from West Bengal has approached Mr. Bunty Srivastava for the outbreak of killing innocent Hindus. We have collected facts and found that killer are probably Rohingya Muslims, who are illegally living in India from Bangladesh. We wrote complain letter to National Human Right Commission and forwarded to PMO, Home Ministers Office and UNO and request secret investigation and strong solution on the killings of innocent Hindu common man in West Bengal as Its deprive them of fundamental Human Rights. It is severe violation of “Protection of Human Rights Act 1993”.
On 21st May’2021 National Human Right Commission informs us that our case is registered and it was placed before the Director General of Police, West Bengal for taking necessary action. Honorable High Court of west Bengal has registered a case and ordered CBI to arrest all those who are involved in the post poll violence. And wrote to Mr Bunty Srivastava, to keep in touch with SIT, High Court and nearest police authority for any kind of help or protection needed.

Year 2022 PIL Against Police Department

Before September, 2021, almost 348 people died in police custody, while 1189 were tortured during detention across the country in the last three years. Around 80% of the criminal cases that our human rights organization received across the nation were due to negligence, selfishness and corruption of the police department itself.
To save the people from police atrocities and to protect the human rights as enshrined in Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, on 18th July 2022, we filed a PIL in the Supreme Court and sent a Copy to Law & Justice ministry, regarding the rampant corruption among police officers across India, which has been distressing the public for the past 70 years. Upon our plea, the Law & Justice Ministry took action, and the Supreme Court ordered immediate action on this matter. Our complaint highlights the significant human rights violations by the police in India. Now, laws are being drafted and some new amendments have been made to ensure that the police do not harass the general public and refrain from engaging in corrupt practices or violations.

Year 2023 Preserving Mother Nature

In 2023, we received a call from a senior scientist at the Punjab Environment Department, who advised us to write a letter to the Government of India. Based on the research, the temperature is expected to rise significantly in the next six years, causing serious problems, with temperatures reaching 55-60 degrees Celsius. The urgent situation forced us to take immediate action to prevent further deforestation, aggressively promote afforestation which will allow the temperature to normalize within 5-6 years. We were prompted to act, and when we presented the issue to the Central Pollution Control Board, immediate action was taken. Several state governments also acted upon our findings. The initiative to plant trees across India has gained momentum, with trees being planted in all directions.

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