An Overview of the Foundation
The Crime and Corruption Free India Foundation (CCFIF) stands today as one of India’s most impactful non-government organizations dedicated to eradicating crime, corruption, and injustice from society. Registered under the Government of India with Regd. No. 1240/2018 (NCT Delhi) and Also Regd Trust 12A & 80G / NGO DARPAN, NGO ANUDAN (UNDER GOVERNMENT OF INDIA), the Foundation has been legally and ethically serving the people of India since its establishment on 18 December 2018.
Founded by Mr. Javed Khurshid Khan, who serves as the Managing Trustee and National President, the organization operates with a clear, uncompromising goal—to create a crime-free and corruption-free India. The Foundation’s strength lies in its 100+ active members and volunteers who work tirelessly to uphold justice and promote honesty at every level of governance and society.
Headquartered in New Delhi, the Foundation has expanded its active operations to major regions including Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh, where it continues to initiate projects that promote transparency, social awareness, and lawful civic responsibility.
A Mission Rooted in Integrity and Action
At the core of the Foundation’s philosophy lies an unshakeable belief in justice, truth, and transparency. The Crime and Corruption Free India Foundation is not merely a social organization; it is a movement—an organized effort to cleanse the system of its deepest-rooted problems that have crippled governance, education, and the justice delivery mechanism.
President Mr. Javed Khurshid Khan has always emphasized that true progress can only occur when citizens unite to demand fairness and reject the culture of bribery, favoritism, and exploitation. His leadership has inspired thousands of individuals to step forward as volunteers and take active roles in campaigns that expose corruption and support victims of injustice.
Vice President Mr. Faiyazul Rehman Khan plays an instrumental role in mobilizing youth participation, organizing awareness drives, and coordinating with local authorities to ensure every reported case receives due attention and follow-up. Together, the leadership team has built a culture of fearless activism backed by lawful and constitutional methods.
Operational Presence Across India
The Foundation’s nationwide network spans multiple states, with each branch actively handling social, civic, and anti-corruption projects.
Delhi Branch – The Nerve Center
The Delhi branch serves as the administrative headquarters and primary coordination hub for all national activities. It engages with ministries, government departments, and media houses to bring attention to major corruption cases. Regular meetings, awareness workshops, and legal counseling camps are conducted to educate citizens about their rights and mechanisms for reporting corruption.
Mumbai Branch – The Pulse of Public Action
In Mumbai, the Foundation has made a remarkable impact through its consistent on-ground activities. From organizing blood donation camps in collaboration with Pallavi Blood Bank at Shatabdi Hospital to conducting free medical check-up camps in Govandi and Chembur, the team has touched thousands of lives. During difficult times such as lockdowns, members distributed essential food supplies to underprivileged families and daily wage earners struggling to survive.
Mumbai’s unit has also played an investigative and advocacy role by exposing fake Aadhaar card centers, illegal spas, and unauthorized dance bars in coordination with Mumbai Police. These operations, covered by media outlets such as TV9 Maharashtra and Zee 24 Taas, highlight the Foundation’s courage in confronting organized wrongdoing.
Hyderabad Branch – Expanding the Southern Front
In Hyderabad, the Foundation’s volunteers focus on community engagement, youth motivation, and awareness about cybercrime and corruption in government offices. The Hyderabad team organizes workshops on RTI (Right to Information) and citizen’s rights, empowering people to raise their voices against injustice.
Bihar Branch – Fighting Corruption in Rural Heartlands
Bihar has long struggled with corruption in grassroots governance, and the Foundation’s efforts in the state have brought a wave of accountability. By holding village-level meetings, education drives, and anti-bribery awareness campaigns, the team has empowered citizens to demand transparency from panchayat and block-level officers. Several successful interventions have prevented the misuse of funds in road and electricity projects.
Uttar Pradesh Branch – Justice for the Common Citizen
In Uttar Pradesh, the Foundation has taken up causes of police reform, women’s safety, and administrative transparency. Awareness campaigns in cities like Lucknow, Varanasi, and Aligarh have encouraged people to report cases of harassment, extortion, and misuse of power. Legal advisors associated with the Foundation assist victims in filing complaints and pursuing justice through lawful means.
The Vision for Urban India
India’s urban landscape, though rapidly developing, faces deep-rooted problems of corruption in education, administration, and infrastructure. The Crime and Corruption Free India Foundation has devised a strong urban strategy that focuses on protecting citizens from exploitation and promoting ethical governance.
Its key focus areas include:
- Eliminating donation scams in schools and colleges that deprive deserving students of their right to education.
- Taking strict action against institutions that expel students for unpaid fees and deny them fair academic access.
- Ensuring equal admission opportunities for all students, irrespective of financial status, in both government and private institutions.
- Eradicating bribery and manipulation in government offices.
- Promoting digital governance systems to minimize direct human interference and reduce chances of corruption.
- Advocating transparent hiring and tender processes in municipal and state departments.
The Foundation works with educational bodies and administrative officials to ensure compliance with the Right to Education Act and to report cases where citizens are denied their fundamental rights due to corruption or favoritism.
The Vision for Rural India
The Foundation recognizes that India’s villages are the heart of the nation, and real progress cannot be achieved without uplifting rural communities. Corruption in local governance often deprives rural citizens of essential services like healthcare, education, and development schemes.
Through its rural initiatives, the Foundation aims to:
- Guarantee free and fair access to education for every child in rural India.
- Ensure that only qualified teachers are appointed in government schools and untrained staff are replaced.
- Prevent illegal exploitation of villagers in the name of development projects.
- Take firm action against individuals or groups that spread violence, caste-based discrimination, or unrest.
- Monitor the use of government funds in rural road, sanitation, and electrification projects.
- Launch campaigns to end child marriage, dowry practices, and other social evils.
- Work with local authorities to remove corrupt officials demanding bribes for basic services.
- Promote honesty, accountability, and civic responsibility among rural youth and leaders.
By encouraging community participation and legal awareness, the Foundation has empowered several rural districts to function more transparently and efficiently.
Community Service and Social Welfare Activities
Beyond its anti-corruption mission, the Crime and Corruption Free India Foundation has made social welfare an integral part of its identity. Its members regularly organize programs focused on public health, environmental protection, and community support.
These initiatives include:
- Blood Donation Drives: Conducted in coordination with government hospitals and certified blood banks.
- Free Health Camps: Offering medical checkups, basic medicines, and awareness about hygiene and preventive care.
- Food Distribution Programs: Especially during pandemics, natural calamities, or economic crises, providing essential rations to marginalized communities.
- Legal Awareness Seminars: Educating people on laws protecting them from corruption, fraud, and exploitation.
- Youth Leadership Workshops: Encouraging young Indians to become socially responsible citizens.
- Women Empowerment Campaigns: Addressing issues of domestic abuse, workplace harassment, and gender inequality.
The Foundation also collaborates with local police, civic authorities, and other NGOs to maximize the impact of these programs.
Transparency and Legal Recognition
The Crime and Corruption Free India Foundation functions under the legal framework of the Indian Trust Act and maintains complete transparency in its operations. Being registered under Section 12A ensures that its activities are recognized as charitable, while the Section 80G certification allows donors to avail of tax exemptions.
The Foundation’s annual reports, financial records, and progress updates are made available to concerned authorities and, where possible, shared publicly to maintain accountability. This commitment to openness is one reason the Foundation has earned widespread trust among citizens and government officials alike.
Courage in the Face of Adversity
Standing up against corruption often invites challenges, but the Foundation’s leadership and members have never backed down. President Javed Khurshid Khan and his team have faced multiple threats from those exposed through their investigations, yet they remain undeterred. Their dedication to truth has inspired many to overcome fear and join the movement for a fairer India.
Each volunteer of the Foundation operates with the belief that “justice delayed is justice denied”, and thus, prompt legal intervention and public awareness are essential. Whether it’s filing complaints, approaching media, or coordinating with the police, the Foundation ensures that every step is taken within the framework of law and ethics.
Public Engagement and Awareness Drives
One of the most powerful tools in the Foundation’s arsenal is public education. Through rallies, seminars, press conferences, and workshops, the organization spreads awareness about how corruption affects every citizen—directly or indirectly—and how people can resist and report it.
In schools and colleges, volunteers conduct “Integrity Talks” where young minds are encouraged to value honesty and stand against malpractice. In offices and neighborhoods, awareness materials are distributed outlining procedures for lodging complaints against corrupt officials or fraudulent organizations.
The Foundation also leverages social media platforms like Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram to reach a wider audience, share success stories, and mobilize public support for various campaigns.
Partnerships and Collaborations
Over the years, the Foundation has collaborated with law enforcement bodies, local municipalities, and media organizations to address issues efficiently. By forming partnerships with healthcare institutions, blood banks, and educational organizations, it ensures that community service remains holistic and impactful.
Private entities and socially conscious corporations are also encouraged to join hands through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs. These collaborations have helped the Foundation expand its reach and enhance the quality of its services.
Employment and Volunteer Opportunities
The Crime and Corruption Free India Foundation is open to individuals who share its values and vision. The organization regularly welcomes new members and volunteers who wish to contribute to social development, anti-corruption activities, and welfare projects.
Members are given training, exposure to field activities, and opportunities to take leadership roles in campaigns and projects. By joining, individuals become part of a network that stands for justice, equality, and public service.
Interested candidates can reach out through the official website (crimefreeind.org) or via email at [email protected].
Achievements and Recognition
Since its inception, the Foundation has achieved several notable milestones:
- Successfully organized over 50+ public welfare drives across India.
- Assisted in exposing numerous illegal business operations and scam centers in Mumbai and other cities.
- Provided legal and social support to hundreds of underprivileged families.
- Collaborated with law enforcement in multiple anti-corruption and awareness cases.
- Received appreciation from local authorities, social activists, and media houses for its courageous work.
Each achievement reflects the Foundation’s consistency in turning its mission into measurable action.
Leadership Message
In the words of Mr. Javed Khurshid Khan,
“Our fight against corruption is not against individuals—it’s against the system that allows dishonesty to flourish. We believe that true democracy can only exist when governance is transparent and justice is accessible to every citizen. Through collective effort, awareness, and lawful action, we can make India a nation our future generations will be proud of.”
His vision has become a guiding force for the Foundation’s growing network of members who continue to work tirelessly across the nation.
Future Roadmap
The Foundation aims to scale up its activities in the coming years with a comprehensive plan that includes:
- Establishing permanent state offices in all major Indian states.
- Launching digital complaint and monitoring systems for corruption cases.
- Creating legal aid cells to assist victims of bribery and fraud.
- Partnering with educational institutions to integrate ethics and civic education into student programs.
- Expanding medical, environmental, and social welfare outreach programs.
- Strengthening women and youth empowerment through training and employment assistance.
By integrating technology, collaboration, and civic participation, the Foundation envisions a future where honesty and justice define every institution and individual.
Contact Information
Crime and Corruption Free India Foundation
(Regd. No. 1240/2018 – NCT Delhi, Government of India)
Established: 18 December 2018
President & Managing Trustee: Mr. Javed Khurshid Khan
Woman president – Fareen Rafiq Khan (Maharashtra)
Treasurer – Abdul ayub khan
National Vice President: Mr. Faiyazul Rehman Khan
Members: 100+ Active Members & Volunteers
Registered Under: Section 12A & 80G (Government of India)
Branches:
- New Delhi (Head Office)
- Mumbai (Maharashtra)
- Hyderabad (Telangana)
- Bihar (Patna)
- Uttar Pradesh (Lucknow)
Email: [email protected]
Website: crimefreeind.org
Phone: +91 6304991432
Conclusion
The Crime and Corruption Free India Foundation is not just an organization—it is a promise to the people of India. A promise that truth, justice, and honesty will prevail over greed and injustice. Since 2018, the Foundation has stood as a pillar of hope, integrity, and courage, inspiring thousands to take a stand against wrongdoing.
With its motto “A Crime-Free and Corruption-Free India”, the Foundation continues to march forward—fearless, transparent, and unwavering. Under the stewardship of Mr. Javed Khurshid Khan and his dedicated team, it strives to build a future where every citizen can live with dignity, equality, and faith in the rule of law.
As the movement grows stronger, the Foundation invites every Indian—student, worker, official, and leader—to join hands in its mission to cleanse the nation and shape a new India founded on the principles of truth and integrity.
