Apurvi (Appu) Shekhawat

All India Office Incharge - Crime Ban India

Apurvi (Appu) Shekhawat was born on 12 June 2002 in Panchudala village, Kotputli-Behror region of Rajasthan. From her childhood, she was raised with the values of service, dedication, and humanity. The compassion, kindness, and social responsibility demonstrated by her parents greatly influenced her personality and shaped her commitment to serving society.

Since her school days, she has always been motivated to help society and support those in need. After completing her education, she actively began working in the social sector to contribute towards meaningful change.

As an SMGC member at Bal Ashram, associated with the campaign led by Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Kailash Satyarthi, she worked on critical social issues such as child labour and child marriage. During this period, she continuously worked across 20 Gram Panchayats to protect children's rights, promote education, and encourage social reforms.

These experiences taught her that true humanity lies in selfless service, treating everyone equally regardless of caste, religion, social status, or economic background, and living a simple and compassionate life.

She actively participated in campaigns to protect the rights of children affected by child labour, prevent child marriages, and spread awareness throughout society. Meetings in village panchayats, sports competitions, street plays, and public awareness programs were organized to educate people on important social issues. Under the Bachpan Bachao Andolan, both children and adults were encouraged to take a pledge against child labour and child marriage.

Currently, she serves as the All India Office Incharge at Crime Ban India, where she continuously works to help people obtain justice and resolve various social and public welfare issues.

Her primary objective is to serve the weaker, underprivileged, and marginalized sections of society by upholding the values of social service, justice, equality, and humanity. She remains committed to bringing positive social change, spreading public awareness, and protecting human rights in the years ahead.

Under the guidance of Mr. Nadan Singh Shekhawat, she has learned valuable life lessons, developed the ability to face challenges with confidence, understood effective approaches to resolving serious issues, and gained extensive practical experience in social service and leadership.

"Committed to bringing positive change in society through service, dedication, and justice."

Mr. Nadan Singh Shekhawat

Founder & Mentor - Crime Ban In India (T)

Mr. Nadan Singh Shekhawat is a dedicated social worker and justice-oriented personality who established Crime Ban In India on 06/12/2019 with the mission of reducing crime, injustice, and social exploitation in society.

His vision is to ensure that every individual receives a safe, dignified, and justice-oriented life.

Detailed Biography

Mr. Nadan Singh Shekhawat was born into a humble family. From an early age, he possessed a strong passion for social service and the courage to raise his voice against injustice.

Beginning of Social Service

Witnessing the increasing incidents of crime, violence against women, and family disputes in society, he resolved to support victims and stand firmly for justice.

With this determination, he laid the foundation of Crime Ban In India and dedicated himself to protecting the rights of vulnerable people.

The Year 2004

The year 2004 marked a turning point in his journey. Two innocent children came forward with a painful story that exposed a disturbing truth hidden behind influence and power.

Serious allegations were made against the founder of a reputed educational institution, widely known for preparing students for competitive examinations. The accusations involved unethical and criminal acts against minor children.

The victims were frightened and under immense pressure. The accused was highly influential, and there had been discussions about similar incidents in the past, but they were allegedly suppressed.

The two victims approached Mr. Nadan Singh for help. He listened to them, assured them of support, and took the initiative to seek justice on their behalf.

The matter was reported to the concerned police station. Initially, administrative reluctance and pressure were observed. Many believed that challenging such an influential person would be difficult.

Despite these obstacles, information was escalated to higher authorities. Through continuous efforts, courage, and commitment to truth, the case was eventually reopened and investigated properly.

The accused was arrested, legal proceedings were initiated, and he was sent to jail.

This was not merely an arrest. It became a powerful message that no individual, regardless of status or influence, is above the law.

Some years later, the accused passed away, but the incident remained a significant lesson for society: wrongdoings may escape punishment temporarily, but justice eventually prevails.

This was not just another case. It became the defining moment that inspired Mr. Nadan Singh to dedicate his life to fighting injustice, crime, and exploitation.

What began in 2004 has continued relentlessly, and as of 2026, his mission remains active and unwavering.