Crime Fighters Council For Human Rights

We operate out of Nani Bhagol, which is a small area in the Khambat Taluka of Anand. If you are looking for us, we are located care of Balvantsinh Hathisinh Gohel. It’s more of a local house or a community spot than a big fancy office building. In this part of Gujarat, everyone knows everyone, so you just ask around for the Gohel residence and someone will point you the right way. The rooms are simple, with fans that creak a bit and windows that look out onto the street. We don't have fancy furniture or a reception desk. Usually, we just sit on the porch or in the main room to discuss things. Being in Khambat means we are away from the big city rush of Ahmedabad, and things move a bit slower here. Our Council for Human Rights work involves a lot of listening to people who walk in from the nearby villages. It can get dusty in the dry season, and the monsoon makes the roads a bit tricky to navigate. We keep our records in some old metal cabinets and try to keep the paperwork from flying away when the wind picks up. It’s a very local operation. We don't have a big marketing budget or a website designer. It’s just us and the community, trying to deal with issues as they come up. If you come by, you’ll probably find us having a quiet conversation over some water or tea.