D.P. Chamroy Foundation

The organization is founded in the memory of Daniel Chamroy and Paul Chamroy, an unfortunate victim of the atrocities of the Indian Army.

Daniel and Paul were abducted by the 21st Sikh Regiment of the Indian Army on 9th March 1982, and they never returned home again.

In a significant Supreme Court Ruling in 1985, the Court directed the Indian Government to pay a sum of Rs 100,000 each to the family of the two citizens whose bodies the Habeas Corpus Writ filed by Sabastian M. Hongray, Naga People's Movement For Human Rights (NPMHR) required failed to be produced in the Court by the army.

They were tortured to death. Daniel Chamroy is survived by his wife Thingkhuila Chamroy and 5 children while Paul Chamroy is survived by his wife Vangamla Chamroy and 4 children.

This organization is founded in their memory. The aims and object of the Foundation is empowering Widows, Orphans and Child trafficked victims through rehabilitation, secondment program and capacity building.

We believe every individual is a person of worth and dignity. We endeavour to make a lifelong difference to the lives of underprivileged people through direct action, resource support and holistic education.

By doing these the D.P. Chamroy Foundation believe to mold responsible citizens.