Meet Charanjit Singh Rajput

Mission Statement

“True leadership is measured by how much you uplift others.”

His vision is to build a Drug-Free, Empowered, Educated, and Green India, ensuring equal rights, dignity, and opportunity for all.

Charanjit Singh Rajput, born in New Delhi in June 1991, is a young Sikh leader, social worker, and public representative dedicated to nation-building and community upliftment. Known for his dynamic role in minority rights, humanitarian outreach, and social reform, he has emerged as an influential youth figure committed to inclusive development.

Rooted deeply in Sikh values of sewa (selfless service), equality, courage, and compassion, Charanjit works tirelessly to support marginalized groups, promote interfaith harmony, and strengthen social unity. His leadership focuses on empowering youth, guiding vulnerable communities, and raising awareness on critical social challenges.

Over the years, he has actively driven and supported major initiatives such as:

• Minority welfare and community protection

• Drug-free India movements and youth rehabilitation

• Human rights education and public grievance support

• Social justice, empowerment, and awareness programs

• Humanitarian relief, outreach campaigns, and counselling

• Grassroots community development and public engagement

Respected for his honest leadership and strong ground-level presence, Charanjit Singh Rajput collaborates with government bodies, institutions, and civil society organisations to bring positive and sustainable change to society.

A representative of modern Sikh leadership, he stands as a symbol of integrity, service, and hope—constantly inspiring youth and communities to work toward a stronger, united, and compassionate India.