An NGO (non-governmental organisation) is a non-profit organisation that operates and functions independently from the government. At times also known as civil societies, NGOs are basically citizen based groups that are organised on the community, national as well as international levels in order to serve specific political or social issues prevalent in the area. Most importantly, NGOs are cooperative rather than commercial in nature.
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NGOs, on a broad line, can be classified on the basis of two major factors, which include their orientation level or their cooperation level.
Operational NGOs
The main aim of an operational NGO is to design as well as implement all the development related projects. Operational NGOs can be both national as well as international.
Advocacy NGOs
The main aim of these NGOs is to promote a specific cause. Such NGO bodies mainly work at raising awareness and knowledge of the underprivileged by participating in various activities such as lobbying, press work and activist events.
But other than these two, there are various different types of NGOs that function across the city and mentioned below are a few of them:
1. Charitable NGO
This type of NGO often involves little participation by the ‘beneficiaries’. Most of these NGOs are directed towards the activities that are aimed at helping the poor in the form of distribution of food, medicine, articles of clothing, etc. Charitable NGOs also look after the provisions of houses, schools, transports, etc. It is mostly such NGOs that look after major relief activities that are required post any form of natural or man-made disaster.
2. Service NGO
Service NGOs mainly look after the provision of healthcare, education, family planning. All such programs are designed by the NGO authorities and then the remaining tasks are carried out or implemented with the help of volunteers.
3. Community based NGO
As the name suggests, such NGOs arise out of people’s own initiatives. Examples of such NGOs are seen in the form of sports clubs, women’s organisations, religious or educational programs, neighbourhood organisations, and many more. Some of the community based NGOs are also supported by national or international NGOs and some of them function independently, all by themselves.
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Citywide non governmental organisations are mostly involved in helping the poor as of their major form of activities. These organisations include the commonly seen Rotary or Lion’s Club, popular chambers of commerce and industry, ethnic or educational groups, associations of community organisations, coalitions of businesses, etc.
5. Empowering NGOs
The main aim of these non governmental organisations is to give poor people a fair understanding of all the social, economic and political factors that may affect their lives. Such NGOs also aim to strengthen poor people’s awareness of their own power to control their lives.
Other than the ones mentioned above, NGOs are also classified on the basis of their variations, some of which are mentioned here:
1. BINGO: It is a short term used for business friendly international non governmental organisations.
2. CITS: This type of NGO is generally devoted to help the scientific community and motivate the younger generation towards research and development.
3. CSO: This is short for civil society organisations.
4. DONGO: DONGO stands for Donor Organised non governmental organisation.
5. ENGO: This is an abbreviated form of an environmental NGO.
6. QUANGO: This mainly refers to a quasi-autonomous organisation, which a government has developed power over, but is still partly financed or controlled by government bodies.
7.TANGO: Any NGO that offers technical assistance falls under this category.
8. GSO: GSO is an abbreviation for Grassroots Support Organisations.
9. MANGO: Any NGO related to market advocacy will fall under this category.
10. CHARDS: This is a short form for Community Health and Rural Development Society.
How can NGOs help communities to develop?
Non governmental organisations play a major role in community developments. Several NGOs has are actively working into areas such as environment, community mobilization, promotion of health education, promotion of child’s rights, fighting against child labour, human trafficking, etc. Certain large NGOs are into self financing whereas most of the other non governmental organisations rely on support from major donor agencies based across the globe. It is safe to say that NGOs play a crucial role in championing environmental laws, social norms as well as advocating human rights work. NGOs are capable of promoting positive social and political change either on a broad scale or at a local level. Thus, NGOs are known to play a very critical role in developing society, improving communities, as well as voluntarily promoting the active participation of the citizens.
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1. Donation
The easiest and the fastest way of contributing something good to the society is by donating funds to an NGO. Not just funds, these days, NGOs are also open to donations involving educational material, food items, used clothes, shoes, etc. NGOs are capable of changing the face of the earth by saving children as well as their families from extreme poverty, hunger, illiteracy and even death.
2. Starting a career in an NGO
No matter what your professional profile is like, it is very easy to contribute an NGO with any amount of your skills. Every person is capable of establishing an enriching career with an NGO and see how thousands of people are getting positively affected by his/her contribution and sincere efforts.
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ठगी, लूट by Haryana vaish aggarwal samaj president Shriniwas Gupta---Bahadurgarh resident---Massive Loot---Disgraceful Act---सब हदें पार कर दीं---Please Help---मेरी मदद करें by Madan Gupta:
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मेरे मामाजी नारायणदास के पुत्र श्रीनिवास गुप्ता---रोहतक के इस्माइला गांव वाले, वैश अग्रवाल समाज वाले, बहादुरगढ़ शिक्षा सभा वाले, वैश कन्या महाविद्दालय वाले, अग्रवाल पंचायत के मालिक, Baba Haridass Tile रेलवे रोड बहादुरगढ़ वाले, Gupta Farms Tikri वाले---(मोबाइल 9818900871, निवास: 21/417, अग्रसेन धर्मशाला के सामने, रेलवे रोड, बहादुरगढ़, हरियाणा), एवं उनके पुत्र अजय(टिंकू), ने ठगी ढंग से मेरे रुपये 70 लाख हड़प लिए यह कहकर कि बड़ी मुश्किल में हैं, 15 दिन हेतु तत्काल उधार चाहिए. मैंने अजय के खाते में दिसम्बर 2019 में rtgs द्वारा यह राशि डाली. अब 24 मास बीते हैं परन्तु वे राशि वापस करने से बच रहे हैं, बोलते हैं: ना देते, जो करना है कर ले. न फोन पर बात करते न अपने घर का दरवाज़ा खोलते मेरे लिए, घमकी भिजवाते हैं. आप मेरी मदद करें और सतर्क भी रहें, बच के चलें, कहीं आपको भी मूर्ख बना कुछ हड़प न लें. माली हालत बहुत खराब लगती, व्यापार चौपटी पर, 2016-नोटबंदी पूर्व के जमीन सौदों से बेहद घाटे, पूर्णतः कर्ज में डूबे, दिवालिये की ओर, 'सपूत' अजय का साथ, अकाल पुत्र मृत्यु, बड़ा नेता बनने का चस्का, आयु 70, बीमार तन, काला मन, न ईश्वर डर, खोखल चमक-धमक, नौकर-चाकर, कार-वार, खीर-हलवा, और दिखावा-घमंड ज़ोरों पर. आप पंचायत, पंचों, भद्रपुरूषों से मिलवाएं. मेरी मदद करें - मदन गुप्ता, दिल्ली – (मोबाइल 9213960838)
Strange, unbelievable, unexpected story for most, Shriniwas Gupta, a ‘rich’ man of Bahadurgarh, prominent citizen, who presides over Aggarwal panchayats, president---vaish girls college and Bahadurgarh Shiksha Sabha and president---Haryana vaish aggarwal samaj, proprietor of failing Baba Haridass Tiles on Railway Road Bahadurgarh and of sealed Gupta Farms at Tikri, madly after future Bahadurgarh municipal chairmanship ticket, bluffmaster, money-shark caught in 15cr debt trap, breaks into his poor Bua’s household through a thug-like operation to loot and plunder, no different from a wolf in sheepskin and natwarlal at work---an eye-opener, a wake-up call
Madam/Sir,
Shriniwas Gupta is my late Mamaji Narain Dass’s son and I am his late Bua Kalavati’s son Madan Mohan Gupta, based at Delhi. He resides at 21/417, opposite Agrasen Dharamshala, Railway Road, Bahadurgarh, Distt. Jhajjar, Haryana. This saint-looking samaj-sewak, samaj-sudharak, nyaywadi, panchayati, and utopian surprisingly chose the following condemnable and disgraceful act in Dec. 2019, along with his son Ajay Gupta.
With obvious ulterior motive in mind and taking advantage of mourning state, Shriniwas Gupta along with his son Ajay Gupta(Tinku) approached me on 11.12.2019, eight days after my mother Kalavati’s death, for a very urgent 15-day white-money loan of at least Rs 70 lakh in Ajay Gupta’s bank a/c in Axis Bank, showing as if in extreme need and difficulty, in typical beggar style. Considering it to be my duty to be of help as no close relative would ask for such assistance in mourning period except for some really extreme situation, I agreed to help. The money was transferred by me through Rtgs in Ajay Gupta’s bank, as per entry details shown at bottom.
After the 15-day loan period got over, I waited for some time and started asking for return of the money. They started dilly-dallying and dragging their feet over the issue, and then took refuge behind the Covid-related situation during March 2020 onwards. On 10 August 2020, after the Covid-19 lockdown was eased, I visited their house in Bahadurgarh but they did not open the house door to let me in. Till then I was not aware of their fraudulent intent. Not opening their house door was like clear confirmation to me of their dirty mind. Only then I realized that I had been looted by my own kin through a thug-like operation and that I was badly stranded and helpless, the loan being purely on personal basis, and unsecured.
I made plenty of effort to get my money back in respectful manner. I have cried and begged and fallen on Mr. Shriniwas Gupta’s feet, but in vain. He appeared to be indifferent and and sadist-like. His younger son Anuj Gupta died sometime back but even that does not appear to have instilled fear of God in him. This very close relative has clearly breached the privilege by misusing the easy-to-access-and-favourable channel, affection and trust, that is usual among close cousins, analogous to the Bua-Mama brother-sister bond it is based on. Very, very sad it is, and very shameful. He and his son refuse to return the money and use intimidating words like ‘tu kar le jo karna ho; na dette, tu leke dikha de’ and are forcibly withholding repayment for 24 months now, as against 15 days they promised. They are now using all kinds of tactics to silence me. (Even eliminating me from the scene cannot be ruled out.)
I approached relatives but no one dared to access Shriniwas Gupta perhaps for his higher social standing and profile, and for fear and contempt factors---siblings and relatives like me seen by him as no more than pizza-delivery boys. They, while severely condemning Shriniwas Gupta’s action of invading his Bua’s household, choose to keep distance from him. No one so far appears ready to openly help bell the cat, it probably being too big and difficult, and dangerous.
Shriniwas Gupta may be a rich person, with opulent lifestyle. He might be presiding over crores-worth assets. My Nanaji, of Ismaila village, near Sampla, and later Bahadurgarh resident since 1960, the Late Lala Nand Kishore, also was a very rich man. He died in 1970. My mother, Shriniwas Gupta’s Bua the Late Ms Kalavati, had willingly relinquished her entire share in her father’s wealth in favour of her only brother Late Narain Dass, Shriniwas Gupta’s father, to ensure long-term durable relationship, even when she was very, very needy, having been widowed in 1966, at age 34, and extremely low in resources. She was a self-respecting woman, and didn’t choose to beg, borrow or steal, whatever her difficulties. However Shriniwas Gupta miserably failed to appreciate all that and the relinquishment and had apparently little respect for her. His choice to break into his Bua’s household to loot and plunder may not be very surprising therefore. It is very, very shameful, disgraceful, deplorable, and condemnable. It’s cruel, evil, horrific. The protector has become predator---causing immense stress---financial, mental, and emotional.
It is pertinent to mention that Shriniwas Gupta and his son may be facing a huge life-crisis at present. Due to prevailing recessionary conditions, most cash-flows may have halted. Usually they have a high-end franchisee tile shop and a banquet/wedding facility for hire apart from trading in land (see more at bottom). None may be moving as economy is low. In the situation the expenses of the family, the numerous servants, and heavily paid VIPs and media persons may be causing huge imbalances versus revenues. The 2016-notebandi took its toll on their land-purchase exposures causing immeasurable damage. Net search like 'anuj tikri old notes’ perhaps indicates yet more reason for the crisis (even suggesting younger son Anuj Gupta may have succumbed to the huge tensions and turmoil caused by father’s greed and indifference, and not only due to heavy alcohol drinking or cat-dog-like sibling rivalry). Moreover, the residual son, the 45-year-old, drunkard, good-for-nothing, poorly educated and skilled, and arrogant Ajay may be an added liability to the family business.
Shriniwas Gupta could therefore be now looking for all possible ways to shore up his cash positions to deceptively look cash-rich and influential and Alexander the Great to reward-seeking, sychophantic tail-waggers hanging around. For all this he may be fast exhausting the fair means to whatever, wherever he can reach, not excluding, inter-alia, vaish girls college/school---unsuspecting sitting-duck targets---as I was. On no different lines are his lurking efforts to move to better political pastures at the earliest.
How you can be of help? (1 to 4): 1.You could contact and engage Shriniwas Gupta /son Ajay Gupta directly, leading to some useful talk in context, so that better sense prevails on them. 2. Alternatively, with Gandhigiri as basis, as in the film Munnabhai Lage Raho---the get-well-soon message, you could put across the message by mail/sms/etc, somewhat like, “Sir, it is learnt that you may have taken a 15-day urgent white-money loan from your cousin, Bua’s son Madan Gupta, in December 2019 when in bad and urgent need of a large amount of Rs 70 lakh, in your son’s Ajay’s bank a/c. If so, it would make great sense to return the money without further forcibly holding back. You will be still more respected for this graceful & belated act. Many thanks and Namaste.” 3. You may provide me with e-mail addresses/tel. nos. of persons who should know about the present matter. Or, 4. You could help convene a panchayat-type meeting of wise men.
Meanwhile, one needs to be alert and aware of the two natwarlals and their coterie gang on their collection drive---with their 15-day-urgent-type loan requests. Perhaps only then one can avoid a crisis like what I am facing. Economy is low and most people are feeling the heat. So, keeping safe distance can be good, precautionary. My bad luck, I have been trapped. Let it not be you or your dear one be the next victim.
God bless you. Please do be of some help. And take care.
Sincerely,
Madan Mohan Gupta (cell. 9213960838)
PS:
=1. I was in complete darkness about my cousin Shriniwas Gupta and his son Ajay’s poor intentions and operating style before giving them Rs seventy lakh 15-day, urgent, white-money loan in Dec. 2019. As I am now making effort to understand them better, many of their hidden traits are coming to light. There are more questions than answers. Knowledgeable persons are encouraged to help in this:
a) What happened to their seized 49L-worth old-notes lot during 2016-notebandi, at Tikri border? Was it supposed to be white? Was there much more of this which escaped?
b) Why they seek informal loans from individuals? Why not from banks? Have they exhausted bank options? Or, is their net worth in very bad shape and they may have become all-round defaulters? What is their outstanding position? Who are their creditors? Who are those who have been intimidated like me? (On telephone, one taimur-like Ajay Goyal of Anaj Mandi using intimidating language asked me to remain quiet about the non-repayment by Shriniwas Gupta, or face very dire consequences.)
c) Isn’t it surprising that this ‘superman’ Shriniwas Gupta, who likes to use the insulting words---कुछ ना है---for you and me and just everybody, be it even adani or advani, cm or pm, is now staring at sheer hopelessness for himself? Isn’t it an ugly situation that large amounts have been collected by him on some pretext from street neighbours, cook and driver, and even garbage-lifters and municipal sweepers? It couldn’t be much different as regards the staff and governing members of vaish schools & colleges in Bahadurgarh. (Everyone nearby him has to empty his pockets for him. That’s his rule.) With over 15cr as owed, Shriniwas Gupta and his son may be headed to total ruin, along with those who helped them in their need. His Tikri plot as showpiece cannot continue to be of much help. His constant juggling---robbing Peter to pay Paul---may be approaching its logical conclusion. रेलवे रोड शोरूम का किराया भी नहीं भर पा रहे. दिवालिये के द्वार पर पहुंच गए श्रीनिवास गुप्ता. अब सेठ न रहे---गंगू तेली बन गये हैं. मंहगे-मंहगे नेता-मित्रों ने, कोविड और नोटबंदी के प्रभाव के बीच---दिवालिये की देहली पर ला खड़ा किया. लेनदारों की लंबी कतार के मध्यनज़र, सेठ के बहुचर्चित टीकरी प्लाट---गुप्ता फार्म---के बिकने की बारी आ गई है, जल्द और सस्ते में. पर कोई ग्राहक नही दिख रहा; प्लाट की पहले जो सीलिंग हो चुकी; पेचीदा मामला है.
d) Why Shriniwas Gupta continues to have the obsession to be a leader of some kind? Is the family business doing so well that he can spend most time and energy elsewhere? Were his two sons groomed enough to take charge of the family business affairs and run it smoothly? Was there brotherly relationship between the sons Ajay and Anuj, or were they fighting away like wild cocks, resulting in older Ajay even exiting household to live elsewhere?
e) Did the obsession of power-hungry Shriniwas Gupta to become leader and his hobnobbing with VIPs not lead to heavy drain of family funds, also leading to huge losses in family business, total loss of faith in him, and the unfortunate split of the family, circa 1995? Why does he blame the family-split for all the problems he is now facing?
f) After he lost control over joint-family funds, did he not use the following modus operandi to remain in limelight and to appear to be most cash-rich and powerful in Bahadurgarh: i) high-magnitude display of his hobnobbing with VIPs and leaders who mattered---depicting परिवार जैसा रिश्ता with them ii) flagging his Tikri agricultural plot, quoting future worth over 100s of cr iii) collecting 15-day-type unsecured loans from naïve/gullible residents iv) conributing handsomely to party-election funds v) thereafter being seen as most resourceful, rich, and powerful in Bahadurgarh vi) defaulting on repayments and silencing agitated creditors by again flagging his Tikri-plot-cum-power -cum-clout card, making them nervous? Is he not in neck-deep debt for this, inter alia? (कर्ज के दलदल में पूर्णतः फंसे, निकलने की आशा कम.)
g) Why the absolute self-centredness, selfishness and power-hunger of Shriniwas Gupta ? Why he did not want to delegate to junior siblings, who could be allowed to take decisons, to grow up, be groomed to take charge of family and business affairs, even when he was extremely busy cultivating VIPs? Did this become another major soreness point, leading to the family split? (He has continued with the same policy as regards his sons---not allowing any say from them in any matter.)
h) Was not Shriniwas Gupta’s pre-occupation with Bahadurgarh Shiksha Sabha (BGSS) another big reason for the family business’s extremely poor performance?
i) Whose great idea was it to unscrupulously increase control over the Bahadurgarh Shiksha Sabha voter list, by stuffing it with own close family members, relatives and family loyals, and permanently rig it, manipulate it? Is it a fair electoral arrangement? Does any other person or family connected to Sabha have a similar rigged and permanent control over the Sabha electorate? (When over 10% of the voters consist of close family members, and another over 20% are relatives and close family friends, and if about 30-40% were absent voters, the election result has to be automatically deemed as fixed---a farcical, laughable situation at best.) Do any others get a chance to contest the polls? Or, is everything stage-managed for a no contest, निर्विरोध, using all of साम, दाम, दण्ड, भेद and trickery at Shriniwas Gupta’s command, pre-empting any voting-like situation?
j) What makes Bahadurgarh Shiksha Sabha connection and control so dear and necessary for Shriniwas Gupta? Is it for bread and butter, or even more? Which is of higher priority---running Bahadurgarh Shiksha Sabha or making a success of own floundering family business? Is Bahadurgarh Shiksha Sabha free of leakages, corrupt practices, crony contractors, under-supplies, fake-invoicing, cooked books, cursory audits, auction of positions, sale of seats, brokers, etc., when, generally, procurement of guns and helicopters to pencils and rubbers may not be spared of cuts? Under his watch, are there enough checks and balances against leakages, is it a राम राज्य-like situation? Or, is it---Mr. ten percent, zardari style---on everything?
k) Why did younger son Anuj Gupta take to very heavy alcohol? Did father give him time and make effort to control his drinking, or was he too, too busy? Could avoiding the electioneering work, etc. of Bahadurgarh Shiksha Sabha by Shriniwas Gupta have helped in giving more attention/focus to Anuj’s ever-worsening condition during 2018? Wasn’t Anuj inadvertently sacrificed for a coveted post/position sought by Shriniwas Gupta?
l) After son Anuj Gupta’s death, why did his widow and child want to exit the household in a hurried manner---on the day of death itself? What were the circumstances? What was the tearing hurry? Was there any lurking danger? Is there something more than meets the eye? Could it not be an internal trespass, violation, ज़बरदस्ती, sin-like, by Ajay or someone, that resulted in son Anuj losing his will to live, turning into severe alcoholic, becoming gravely ill, and the loss of life?
m) Were the widow and daughter handed over Anuj’s share of assets before, or after, they left household permanently? Is the over 2 cr, owed to Anuj’s Gurgaon in-laws for setting up the Railway Road tile-showroom for him in 2018, returned? How come Ajay came to grab the showroom and is now presiding over the loot, shamelessly? Wasn’t Anuj’s departure like good riddance as far as Ajay is concerned?
n) Was older son Ajay in cordial and sweet relations with younger brother Anuj? Did he not quarrel and leave the household before Anuj’s death to live elsewhere? Was he of any help to Anuj during his long failing-liver illness and hospitalization? Did he return to the household before Anuj’s death, or afterwards? Was it the greed of the family assets including Anuj’s share, and the exit of his widow from the scene, that Ajay returned to the household? Was there any better reason to hurry back to the household? Is he a happy and satisfied person now? Did he leave aside any share for Anuj’s dependants?
o) Does the family have respectable values and beliefs? Do they believe in not harming but protecting the households and interests of their buas, sisters and daughters, or does it hardly matter to them? Are their use of words appropriate for their own elder sister Ms Savitri’s family: भूखे-नंगे आये थे, हमने बसाये? No wonder Shriniwas Gupta’s achievements could include earning the title---कंस मामा---disaffectionately conferred on him by his sisters’ children.
p) Afterwards, Shriniwas Gupta promoted himself to be कंस नाना to the very specially created baby for adoption, from daughter, for his childless son Anuj. Years later, when Anuj died, the child was dismissed as bad omen and discarded like a use-and-throw toy, the adoption rubbished. Couldn’t such cruelty be avoided?
q) Like for himself, is Shriniwas Gupta looking forward to thug-and-bully-like careers for his only son and grandson? The grandson is supposed to be winning laurels already. At age 14, for severely hammering and insulting his Eng. teacher, he was suspended, just short of dismissal. At 16, he is already supposed to have taken to smoking openly, and has also become nuisance for females in the neighbourhood, cat among pigeons. (More ‘trophies’ can be expected. होनहार बिरवान के होत चीकने पात.)
r) Does not putting their agricultural Tikri plot to prohibited commercial use like banquets, kitty parties, and warehousing, without license, break the norms, even attracting sealing? And, does not their pushing cheap, inferior tiles through their high-end franchisee outlet break the spirit of franchise? ( दाँत खाने के और दिखाने के और.)
s) Despite heavy setbacks like open-heart surgery, loss of younger son Anuj and his entire family, own daughter Ms Anjali nearly getting widowed due to Covid-19, family business collapsing, Tikri-agricultural-plot sealing for misuse, 49 L gone in old notes in 2016-notebandi, disastrous pre-notebandi land-purchase deals, being neck-deep in debt, his only grandson getting nearly thrown out of school for gross indiscipline, and getting stuck with retarded-like, useless son Ajay---what motivates Shriniwas Gupta to continue with dishonesty as policy? Does his occasional ‘whitewashing’ of self with oaths of honesty, in public, ensure his change of heart?
t) Do Bahadurgarh Shiksha Sabha and municipal chairmanship remain Shriniwas Gupta’s only hope for ensuring a bright financial future for himself? And, will son Ajay have to permanently continue with his nocturnal rummaging of the family गल्ला (cash-box) and his father’s bulging trouser-pockets for his own pocket-money?
u) Among Shriniwas Gupta’s eight siblings, is there another one with similar crook potential? When Shriniwas Gupta and son Ajay can be so much unscrupulous, ruthless, and shameless with close relative like me, can others expect fair-dealing from such thugs?
=2. Bank entries: --- in Ajay Gupta’s Axis Bank a/c no. 919010075992383, branch---MIE, Bahadurgarh: (Date/Amount/rtgs ref. no.): 1) 17.12.2019/Rs. 20 lakh/hdfcr52019121759808732; 2) 23.12.2019/Rs. 50 lakh/hdfcr52019122360736906;( Total Rs 70 lakh transferred by 23.12.2019)
=3. Businesses of Shriniwas Gupta:---a) Shri Baba Haridas Tiles, Railway Road, Bahadurgarh-Haryana, Near Kath Mandi, next to Narain Hospital, 9818900871---b) Gupta Farms (agricultural plot used for party, marriage, kitty party, warehousing, etc.) 40/15 Netaji Subhash Vihar, Tikri Kalan, Ghevra Mod, Rohtak Road, Delhi-41, 9818900871--- c) Purchase and sale of land
=4. Related contacts: ---Shriniwas Gupta: 9818900871 ; ---Ajay Gupta: 8708936581/9818081251 ---Ms Ranjana Gupta w/o Shriniwas Gupta: 9310358541 ---Ms Manisha Gupta w/o Ajay Gupta: 9416527580
----Shriniwas Gupta’s younger brothers: Suresh 9315547377; Shriprakash 9811350700; Sehdev 9999111200; Sunil 9811051674; Sachdev(Babloo) 9811218611.
--- Myself: Madan Mohan Gupta: 9213960838; resident of Rohini, Delhi
=5. You can be my hero. Do help. There will be rewards.
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