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	Bhagat Singh Rescue Team Sriganganagar
Founded	21 February 2021
Founder	Rajinder Allsikha
Type	Humanitarian NGO
Location	Sriganganagar, Rajasthan, India
Area served	India
Focus	Funeral dignity, elderly welfare, child education, animal rescue, substance-abuse awareness
Key People	Rajinder Allsikha (Founder), Kiran Verma (Trustee)

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Bhagat Singh Rescue Team Sriganganagar is a humanitarian non-governmental organisation operating from Sriganganagar, Rajasthan, India. Established in 2021 by social worker Rajinder Allsikha, the organisation focuses on extending dignity and care to individuals who are often neglected by society, including the deceased, abandoned elderly citizens, underprivileged children, and injured animals.

The organisation is widely associated with its efforts in arranging respectful last rites for unclaimed bodies, along with sustained initiatives in social rehabilitation, education, animal welfare, and community-based anti-drug campaigns. Trustee Kiran Verma supports organisational leadership and programme execution.

Founder

Rajinder Allsikha was born on 1 January 1998 in 9FA Majhiwala, Sriganganagar. His involvement in humanitarian service began after he encountered a financially helpless family in Bikaner unable to perform funeral rites for a deceased member. Allsikha personally organised the cremation, an experience that became the foundation for his long-term commitment to funeral dignity and social service.

This incident ultimately led to the formation of Bhagat Singh Rescue Team as a structured humanitarian organisation.

Vision and Philosophy

The organisation is guided by the belief that humanity transcends social, economic, and religious boundaries. Its philosophy centres on ensuring respect and compassion for every individual, whether living or deceased. The NGO views humanitarian service as both a civic responsibility and a moral obligation, striving to uplift those abandoned by society.

Activities

Funeral Services for Unclaimed Bodies

A core activity of the organisation involves coordinating with hospitals, police departments, and local authorities to conduct last rites for unidentified or unclaimed deceased persons. Religious customs are observed wherever possible to maintain dignity and cultural sensitivity.

According to organisational data, the team has facilitated funeral services for more than 100 individuals across various regions of India.

Elderly Shelter Care

Bhagat Singh Rescue Team manages a shelter home for destitute and abandoned senior citizens. The facility provides:

Residential accommodation
Daily meals
Medical support
Assistance with routine activities

Admissions are processed through the District Social Welfare Department and SDM offices.

Education for Underprivileged Children

The organisation supports children from economically weaker sections and Scheduled Tribe communities by providing:

Access to free education
Residential facilities
Nutritional support
Healthcare services
Cultural, moral, and physical development programmes

The educational model integrates traditional knowledge, environmental awareness, and value-based learning.

Animal Rescue

The NGO actively rescues injured, abandoned, and mistreated animals, providing veterinary care and rehabilitation. Adoption support and public awareness initiatives promote compassion and responsible treatment of animals.

Anti-drug Awareness

As part of national substance-abuse prevention efforts, the organisation conducts awareness campaigns, workshops, and public outreach programmes. Every year on 26 June, it organises an ‘‘International Service Run’’ to mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.

Leadership and Family Support

Rajinder Allsikha credits his family for their continued encouragement and support:

Father — Late Shri Hari Ram Allsikha
Mother — Late Jassi Bai
Sister — Bhawna Allsikha
Brother — Puran Allsikha
Wife — Anju Allsikha
Daughters — Manu Allsikha and Jannat Allsikha

Their support has contributed to the stability and continuity of the organisation’s humanitarian activities.

Legacy

Bhagat Singh Rescue Team Sriganganagar is regarded as a community-focused humanitarian organisation committed to dignity, compassion, and social responsibility. Its diverse initiatives reflect an ongoing effort to address neglected social needs through grassroots action and service-oriented leadership.

External links

[[1](https://share.google/oDfI3Gl49JmcMKlIK) Official Website]

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+'''Bhagat Singh Rescue Team Sriganganagar''' is a humanitarian [[wikipedia:Non-governmental organization|non-governmental organisation]] operating from [[wikipedia:Sri Ganganagar|Sriganganagar]], Rajasthan, India. Established in 2021 by social worker '''Rajinder Allsikha''', the organisation focuses on extending dignity and care to individuals who are often neglected by society, including the deceased, abandoned elderly citizens, underprivileged children, and injured animals.
-The organisation’s operations are strengthened by trustee '''Kiran Verma''', who plays a key leadership role alongside Allsikha in advancing the mission of service and compassion.
+The organisation is widely associated with its efforts in arranging respectful last rites for unclaimed bodies, along with sustained initiatives in social rehabilitation, education, animal welfare, and community-based anti-drug campaigns. Trustee '''Kiran Verma''' supports organisational leadership and programme execution.
 == Founder ==
-Rajinder Allsikha was born on 1 January 1998 in 9FA Majhiwala, Sriganganagar. His inspiration for creating the organisation emerged from witnessing the struggles of a poor family in Bikaner who lacked resources to conduct a funeral. Deeply moved, he arranged the last rites himself — marking the beginning of his humanitarian journey.
+Rajinder Allsikha was born on 1 January 1998 in 9FA Majhiwala, Sriganganagar. His involvement in humanitarian service began after he encountered a financially helpless family in Bikaner unable to perform funeral rites for a deceased member. Allsikha personally organised the cremation, an experience that became the foundation for his long-term commitment to funeral dignity and social service.
+This incident ultimately led to the formation of Bhagat Singh Rescue Team as a structured humanitarian organisation.
 == Vision and Philosophy ==
-The organisation operates under the principle of “Respect for Humanity.” Its mission focuses on extending dignity, compassion, and support to abandoned individuals — including the deceased, destitute elders, vulnerable children, and helpless animals. For Allsikha, the organisation’s work represents both social responsibility and spiritual duty.
+The organisation is guided by the belief that humanity transcends social, economic, and religious boundaries. Its philosophy centres on ensuring respect and compassion for every individual, whether living or deceased. The NGO views humanitarian service as both a civic responsibility and a moral obligation, striving to uplift those abandoned by society.
 == Activities ==
 === Funeral Services for Unclaimed Bodies ===
-The organisation’s central work is the identification and dignified cremation or burial of abandoned or unidentified persons. Working with government agencies, the team conducts rites according to religious customs.
+A core activity of the organisation involves coordinating with hospitals, police departments, and local authorities to conduct last rites for unidentified or unclaimed deceased persons. Religious customs are observed wherever possible to maintain dignity and cultural sensitivity.
-To date, it has performed funerals for over 100 individuals across India.
+According to organisational data, the team has facilitated funeral services for more than 100 individuals across various regions of India.
 === Elderly Shelter Care ===
-Bhagat Singh Rescue Team operates a senior citizen shelter home providing:
+Bhagat Singh Rescue Team manages a shelter home for destitute and abandoned senior citizens. The facility provides:
-* Accommodation
+* Residential accommodation
-* Food
+* Daily meals
-* Healthcare
+* Medical support
-* Assistance with daily living
+* Assistance with routine activities
-Admissions take place through the District Social Welfare Office or SDM office.
+Admissions are processed through the District Social Welfare Department and SDM offices.
 === Education for Underprivileged Children ===
-The NGO supports underprivileged and Scheduled Tribe (ST) children by offering:
+The organisation supports children from economically weaker sections and Scheduled Tribe communities by providing:
-* Free education
+* Access to free education
-* Accommodation
+* Residential facilities
-* Nutrition
+* Nutritional support
-* Healthcare
+* Healthcare services
-* Cultural and physical development
+* Cultural, moral, and physical development programmes
-Its curriculum includes Vedic studies, environmental learning, astrology, and moral education.
+The educational model integrates traditional knowledge, environmental awareness, and value-based learning.
 === Animal Rescue ===
-The organisation rescues injured, abandoned, or mistreated animals, offering medical care, rehabilitation, and adoption services. Awareness campaigns aim to improve compassion toward animals.
+The NGO actively rescues injured, abandoned, and mistreated animals, providing veterinary care and rehabilitation. Adoption support and public awareness initiatives promote compassion and responsible treatment of animals.
 === Anti-drug Awareness ===
-Under the ‘‘Nasha Mukt Bharat’’ mission, the NGO conducts large-scale awareness drives, seminars, workshops, and community initiatives.
+As part of national substance-abuse prevention efforts, the organisation conducts awareness campaigns, workshops, and public outreach programmes. Every year on 26 June, it organises an ‘‘International Service Run’’ to mark the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking.
-Each year on 26 June, it organises an ‘‘International Service Run’’ to advocate for a drug-free society.
 == Leadership and Family Support ==
-Rajinder Allsikha is supported by his family:
+Rajinder Allsikha credits his family for their continued encouragement and support:
 * Father — Late Shri Hari Ram Allsikha
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 * Daughters — Manu Allsikha and Jannat Allsikha
-Their support strengthens the organisation’s humanitarian foundation.
+Their support has contributed to the stability and continuity of the organisation’s humanitarian activities.
 == Legacy ==
-Bhagat Singh Rescue Team Sriganganagar is regarded as a symbol of compassion and social responsibility. Its commitment to funeral dignity, elderly care, child development, animal protection, and drug-free advocacy reflects a mission rooted in empathy.
+Bhagat Singh Rescue Team Sriganganagar is regarded as a community-focused humanitarian organisation committed to dignity, compassion, and social responsibility. Its diverse initiatives reflect an ongoing effort to address neglected social needs through grassroots action and service-oriented leadership.
-Rajinder Allsikha’s dedication continues to inspire service-driven humanitarian efforts.
 == See also ==
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 == External links ==
-* [https://share.google/oDfI3Gl49JmcMKlIK Official Website]
+* [[https://share.google/oDfI3Gl49JmcMKlIK](https://share.google/oDfI3Gl49JmcMKlIK) Official Website]
 [[Category:Non-governmental organizations based in India]]