Mission Phases

2 major operation phases executed, each building on learnings from the previous to reach more lives.

01
Phase 01 & 02
March 12, 2025
482 Individuals Rescued
Phase 1
  • Combined rescue count: 482 individuals
Partners
NMC GMC Nagpur Mental Hospital Women & Child Welfare Social Welfare Dept
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03
Phase 03
May 30, 2026
Nagpur City — Multiple Jurisdictions
308 Individuals Rescued
  • 05/05/2026 — Rescued: 29
  • 08/05/2026 — Rescued: 49 (Male: 16 | Female: 19 | Children: 14)
  • 19/05/2026 — Rescued: 65 (Men/Women: 53 | Children: 12)
  • 26/05/2026 — Rescued: 60 (Male: 43 | Female: 11 | Children: 6)
  • 30/05/2026 — Rescued: 4
  • On 11/06/2026, a rescue operation was conducted within the jurisdictions of Sadar Police Station, Ambazari Police Station, R.P. Nagar Beltarodi Police Station, and Sakkardara Police Station. During the operation, a total of 97 individuals were rescued.
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Total 304 individuals rescued across 6 sub-operations in Phase 03 (May – June 2026). Breakdown includes men, women, and children rehabilitated through Mission Mukti's coordinated rescue network.

790 Lives. 790 Stories of Hope.

Every number represents a human being — rescued from abandonment, placed on a path toward dignity and belonging.

Total Lives Rescued
Phase 01 & 02 482 Rescued
  • Combined rescue count: 482 individuals
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Phase 03 308 Rescued
Nagpur City — Multiple Jurisdictions
  • 05/05/2026 — Rescued: 29
  • 08/05/2026 — Rescued: 49 (Male: 16 | Female: 19 | Children: 14)
  • 19/05/2026 — Rescued: 65 (Men/Women: 53 | Children: 12)
  • 26/05/2026 — Rescued: 60 (Male: 43 | Female: 11 | Children: 6)
  • 30/05/2026 — Rescued: 4
  • On 11/06/2026, a rescue operation was conducted within the jurisdictions of Sadar Police Station, Ambazari Police Station, R.P. Nagar Beltarodi Police Station, and Sakkardara Police Station. During the operation, a total of 97 individuals were rescued.
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790 journeys from abandonment to acceptance — from darkness to dignity.

Mission Mukti — Nagpur City Police

A Network of Compassion Across Nagpur

Government bodies, hospitals, NGOs, and citizens — Mission Mukti thrives because of a united community that believes no life is beyond rescue.

Partners in Compassion

Mission Mukti is powered by the collective will of government departments, healthcare institutions, and civil society organizations.

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Government & Administration

Civic & Administrative Bodies

Providing institutional alignment, policy support, and operational logistics.

Dr. Vipin Itankar, IAS

Government
  • Municipal Commissioner, Nagpur

Nagpur Municipal Corporation

Government
  • Dr. Ranjana Lade — Deputy Commissioner, Social Development Dept, NMC
  • Vinay Trikolwar — City Manager, DAY-NULM, NMC
  • Pramod Khobragade — City Manager, DAY-NULM, NMC

Social Welfare Department

Government
  • Mrs. Sukeshani Telgote — Assistant Commissioner, Social Welfare & Team

Dept. of Women & Child Development

Government
  • Sunil Mesre — District Women & Child Development Officer
  • Mustak Pathan — District Child Protection Officer
  • Aniket Bhivgade, Meenakshi Dhadade & Sachin Dhotarkar — Child Helpline Representatives
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Health Services

Medical & Healthcare Partners

Delivering psychiatric evaluations, physical checkups, and immediate medical intervention.

Government Medical College, Ajni

Healthcare
  • Dr. Avinash Gawande & Team
  • Dr. Vivek Sakharkar & Team

Indira Gandhi Medical College (Mayo)

Healthcare
  • Doctors & Team

Regional Mental Hospital

Healthcare
  • Dr. Ashish Kuthe
  • Dr. Suryakant Dheyre
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Civil Society

Non-Governmental Organizations

Providing shelter, counseling, family-tracing, and long-term rehabilitation support.

Hitjyoti Aadhar Foundation, Savner

NGO
  • Hitesh Nandkumar Bansod
  • Bhushan Kubde
  • Narendra Samdurkar
  • Raja Santosh Fule
  • Piyush Suryavanshi
  • Aryan Katkade
  • Rajesh Sindewar

Divya Vandana Aadhar Foundation, Chimur

NGO
  • Shubham Raju Pasarkar
  • Divya Shubham Pasarkar
  • Gautam Ravindra Borkar
  • Mayur Suresh Gurnule
  • Sonali Ramesh Wadpalliwar
  • Pratima Ashok Waghamare
  • Sweety Nandkishor Wasnik

Sahyadri Foundation, Nagpur

NGO
  • Devendra Kshirsagar
  • Deepak Vijayrao Pasarkar
  • Gautam Ashok Nagare
  • Anita Kamlakar Gandharwar
  • Rakesh Panditrao Gathe
  • Vaibhav Vinod Bagade
  • Tanishk Mohan Khatarkar
  • Tushar Ramchandra Hukare
  • Yawedkumar Chopram Yerne
  • Prachi Balkadas Gajbhiye
  • Anant Sadashiv Nagose
  • Yogita Babluji Bhumarkar
  • Mayuri Vasant Gadhave
  • Shahbaz Shafi Siddiqui
  • Dinesh Vithobaji Doifode
  • Ganesh Nattlal Dahake
  • Kartik Rohidasji Kodwate

New Vision Foundation (Associate Org)

NGO
  • Priyanka Hote

Challenges That
Deepen Our Resolve

  • 01 Many individuals lack identification documents, making categorization and family tracing extremely difficult.
  • 02 Violent behavior due to untreated mental conditions requires officers to show extraordinary restraint and training.
  • 03 Constant real-time coordination across multiple departments, hospitals, and NGOs demands flawless communication.
  • 04 Repeat cases require photographic documentation and surveillance to ensure individuals receive continuous care.

The Road Forward

Mission Mukti is not a one-off campaign. It is a continuous movement with clear goals for the future.

  • Sustain beggar-free zones through consistent monitoring and follow-up
  • Expand the Mission Mukti model to neighboring areas and districts
  • Institutionalize follow-ups for every single rehabilitated individual
  • Strengthen NGO and shelter home networks for long-term reintegration
  • Train all police stations in the SOP for independent operations