Hrsvc

Saleem Sugandh devoted his life to the pursuit of dignity, justice, and equality for all people. From an early age, he showed a deep sensitivity to injustice and an uncommon willingness to stand beside those whose voices were ignored. This moral clarity would come to define both his personal life and his public work. Born into a community shaped by social inequalities, Saleem grew up witnessing the everyday struggles of marginalized groups—workers denied fair wages, minorities facing discrimination, and individuals silenced by fear or poverty. Rather than accepting these conditions as inevitable, he questioned them. His curiosity soon turned into conviction, and conviction into action.Throughout his life, Saleem advocated for nonviolence, dialogue, and accountability. He organized awareness campaigns, assisted victims of injustice, and engaged with legal and civic institutions to push for reform. His work was not without cost. He faced resistance, threats, and long periods of exhaustion, yet he remained steadfast. Those who knew him recall that he never described his work as a sacrifice; he saw it as a responsibility. Saleem Sugandh’s legacy is found in the lives he touched and the communities he strengthened. He reminded those around him that human rights are not granted by power, but protected by people. His life stands as a testament to the idea that consistent, principled action—carried out over a lifetime—can bend history toward justice.

Born: 21 Jan, 1951 Achieved Eternity: 10 March, 2025