Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied
Police Reforms, Public Accountability & Human Rights
ARWAC is committed to police reforms, public accountability, and protecting human rights through grassroots research and policy advocacy.
Strengthening Governance
Building Transparent Public Systems
We conduct detailed analysis of public departments and investigate delays in justice delivery to bring transparency to citizen services.
Protecting Human Rights
Bridging Policy Gaps with Grassroots Intelligence
Our mission bridges the gap between public experiences and policymaking through on-ground intelligence, citizen feedback, and actionable reports.
About ARWAC – Foundation for Governance Reform and Human Rights
The Analysis and Research Assistance Foundation (ARWAC) is a government-registered non-profit dedicated to strengthening governance, improving police systems, and promoting human rights in India.
Our Mission
We conduct detailed analysis of public departments, investigate delays in justice delivery, and bring transparency to citizen services.
Our mission bridges the gap between public experiences and policymaking through on-ground intelligence, citizen feedback, and actionable reports submitted to governing authorities.
Grassroot Research
Utilizing on-ground intelligence and citizen feedback to inform our analysis.
Actionable Reporting
Submitting clear, evidence-based reports to governing authorities to drive change.
Policy Advocacy
Bridging the gap between public experience and policymaking for effective reforms.
Empowering Animal Cruelty Laws
We are committed to empowering and strengthening animal cruelty laws to ensure the protection and welfare of animals.
Supporting Secularism & Minorities
Supporting the secularistic approach nationwide as per the Constitution of India and strengthening the rights and welfare of minorities across the country.
Our Vision
To create a transparent, accountable, and responsive public service system that serves every citizen with dignity and ensures equal access to justice for all.
Why ARWAC Matters
India’s justice system can often be slow, unresponsive, and complex. ARWAC exists to spotlight these gaps and help citizens seek better, faster, and more accountable service from public departments. Through fact-based insights and grassroots engagement, we aim to ensure that justice is not only delivered — but delivered on time and with fairness.
Spotlighting Gaps
We identify and highlight systemic inefficiencies to make public service performance transparent.
Fact-Based Insights
Our research provides crucial, unbiased oversight of government departments, ensuring they serve the public interest.
Grassroot Engagement
We connect directly with citizens to ensure their experiences, highlight government policies, and drive reform.
Ensuring Fairness
Our work helps address systemic failures, making justice delivery more equitable and timely.
Building Accountability
We rebuild citizens' trust in democratic nations and their functionings.
Empowering Citizens
We assist in providing aggrieved citizens with the correct information, guidance and a structured pathway in order to achieve better and faster results from government departments.
Our Core Mission
Our work is based upon four core regions of focus to drive systemic change and empower citizens.
We conduct research-based investigations on the Electoral Bonds Scheme introduced in 2018 – IT Act 1961.
Championing the revival and strengthening of the Right to Information Act to ensure government transparency and citizen empowerment.
Ensuring accountability of all civil servants through various government grievance portals with assistance in escalations basis merit in the state Lokayukta and the Lokpal.
Helpline for filing public grievances relating to consumer courts, national and state human rights commissions, and other national grievance portals for citizens.
Meet Our Trustees
ARWAC is guided by a diverse team of experts and leaders committed to justice, governance, and public service.
Mr. Karn Singh
Founder & Director - ARWAC Intelligence, fraud detection and risk advisory expert.
Founder & Director - ARWAC Intelligence, fraud detection and risk advisory expert. 20+ years in intelligence, research, risk advisory, forensic investigation, and aviation. Karn Singh belongs to a family of IAS and IPS officers: his father was Director of Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) at the rank of Secretary Government of India, and his father's brother served as Director General of Police and Special Director, CBI.
Dr. Parikshet Sirohi
Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi
Professor at Faculty of Law, University of Delhi; comes from a family of IAS officers, with parents who served as Secretary Government of India and headed various ministries.
Mr. Atif Inam
Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India
10+ years representing clients in constitutional, civil, criminal, and service law matters.
Professor Rohit Prasad
Professor of Economics & Public Policy, MDI Gurgaon
Distinguished academic and thought leader in economics, public policy, and IT.
In The Media
Investigating Public Service Failures
A discussion on the methodologies used to investigate and report on issues of governance and justice delivery.
Featured Research & Reports
Our comprehensive research reports provide in-depth analysis of governance issues, policy implementations, and recommendations for systemic improvements.
Performance audit of Punjab police departments based on citizen feedback, transparency scores, and response times.
Investigation into systemic delays in legal and administrative services across Tier-2 cities in India.
Annual report on human rights in the context of public service delivery, with recommendations for governing authorities.
Latest Insights & Analysis
Stay informed with our latest research findings, policy analysis, and expert commentary on governance, human rights, and police reforms.
Analyzing the impact of electoral bonds on political transparency, with reference to the Income Tax Act and Representation of the People Act.
Examining the current state of the Right to Information Act 2005 and outlining a strategic path towards its full revival and enforcement.
How effective are current grievance redressal mechanisms? A look into our submissions to the Lokpal and the path to civil servant accountability.
Public Grievance Redressal – Helpful Resources
In line with our commitment to justice, transparency, and citizen empowerment, ARWAC provides direct access to official portals where grievances can be filed and public concerns addressed. These resources are shared in the public interest.
Punjab State Human Rights Commission (PSHRC)
Punjab State Women Commission
National Commission for Women
Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) Grievance Portal
Punjab Grievance & RTI Filing Portal
Ministry of Home Affairs (CPGRAMS)
Central Vigilance Commission (CVC)
Vigilance Bureau Punjab
Lokayukta/Lokpal Punjab
Punjab State Information Commission
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI)
President Secretariat
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Contact Information
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+91 99885 55692
Office Address
ARWAC Headquarters, Westonel Estate, next to F block,
Aerocity, Mohali -140306