AIDCRPS (also referred to as AIDCRPC – All India Dalit Christian Rights Protection Committee) is a real organization active on Dalit Christian rights, including advocacy for Scheduled Caste status via amendment of the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950. It has been involved in recent activities such as a Delhi High Court plea regarding a protest at Jantar Mantar (around August 2026) and related mobilizations.
Publicly available, fully verified official contact channels (dedicated website, national helpline, or published head-office address) are limited. The organization appears primarily active through state-level/volunteer networks, especially in Andhra Pradesh/Telangana (e.g., Kadapa/Rayalaseema references), with leadership including Sangati Manohar (Honorary President & Founder National Convenor) and Sangati Chinna Yosepu (Founder National President).
Available Contact Lead
A Facebook post associated with the committee lists Sangati Manohar with the number 9849509416 (Andhra Pradesh). Treat this as a lead from public social-media content rather than an independently verified official helpline; confirm identity and purpose if contacting, and prefer documented channels (email/post) for formal complaints.
No widely published official email, landline, postal address, or dedicated website for AIDCRPS/AIDCRPC was found in recent public sources. Social media presence exists (e.g., Facebook activity under the committee name). For urgent matters, use emergency services first.
What the Committee Works On
It focuses on documenting and addressing caste-based discrimination/atrocities against Dalit Christians (including within church institutions), legal guidance, the campaign for SC status (linked to pending Supreme Court matters and the K.G. Balakrishnan Commission context), membership/state units, documentation for reports, and related advocacy.
Recommended Alternatives (with more established public contacts)
If you cannot reach AIDCRPS promptly, these organizations handle related Dalit / Dalit Christian rights issues:
- All India Christian Federation (AICF) (est. 1996; active on Dalit Christian SC-status advocacy and related work):
Email: aicf1996@gmail.com
Phone/WhatsApp references: +91 99485 46129 (and +91 94402 47277 listed on associated pages)
Website references: aicfindia.org
Address example from public listings: Amruthavani Center area, Secunderabad/Telangana connections. - National Campaign on Dalit Human Rights (NCDHR): National network for Dalit rights and atrocity monitoring. Public address references include 40, Third Floor, Community Centre, near HDFC Bank, Zamrudpur, Greater Kailash, New Delhi – 110048 (or earlier South Patel Nagar listings). Website: ncdhr.org.in.
- National Dalit Christian Watch (NDCW): Documents discrimination against Dalit Christians; often linked via NCDHR or its own channels (e.g., nationalsecretaryndcw@gmail.com in past submissions; ndcw.in references).
- Statutory bodies:
- National Commission for Scheduled Castes (ncsc.gov.in) – online grievance portal for caste-atrocity related matters.
- National Commission for Minorities (ncm.nic.in).
- District Legal Services Authority / NALSA helpline: 15100 (free legal aid).
- Police emergency: 112. For FIR refusal on atrocities, escalate in writing to the Superintendent of Police (under relevant CrPC/BNSS provisions) or approach a Magistrate/NCSC.
Practical Tips for Complaints
Include full personal details, precise incident facts (date/time/place, persons involved, witnesses), any FIR details or police response, supporting evidence (copies only), and the specific help sought. Use registered post or email with read receipts where possible. Genuine rights groups do not demand large “processing fees.” Report suspected fraud via cybercrime.gov.in or 1930.
For life-threatening situations, contact police (112) immediately—committees cannot substitute for emergency response.
The core constitutional issue (Paragraph 3 of the 1950 Order excluding converts to Christianity/Islam from SC status, while including Sikh and Buddhist Dalits) remains a long-standing point of advocacy and litigation. Information here is based on publicly available reports as of mid-2026; always cross-check current official sources before acting.
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