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Amit Karotiya
Amit Karotiya
Amit Karotiya
Born 18 November 1993, Chandpur Village, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, India
Residence Faridabad, Haryana, India
Education Senior Secondary (12th)
Occupation Social Worker, Organizational Leader
Years Active 2014–present
Organization National Crime Research Intelligence Bureau, Bahujan Ekta Mission, National Anti-Corruption & Crime Control Bureau, National Paralegal Volunteers Welfare Association
Father Daryav Singh Karotiya

 Amit Karotiya

A Life of Silent Service, Courage, and Commitment to Society

In an era where recognition often takes precedence over responsibility, Amit Karotiya has chosen a different path—one defined by humility, dedication, and unwavering service to society. For more than a decade, he has devoted himself to public welfare, believing that the true measure of a person's life is not the number of followers they have but the number of lives they positively influence.

Born on 18 November 1993, with his roots in Chandpur Village, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, and raised in Faridabad, Haryana, Amit Karotiya grew up with values rooted in honesty, compassion, and social responsibility. From an early age, he understood that lasting change is created not through words but through consistent action. These principles became the foundation of his lifelong commitment to community service.

Despite completing only his Senior Secondary (12th) education, Amit firmly believes that education is not limited to classrooms. According to him, life itself is the greatest teacher, and every challenge offers an opportunity to grow. This philosophy has enabled him to develop leadership qualities through practical experience, continuous learning, and direct engagement with communities across India.

For nearly ten years, he has worked tirelessly to support causes related to community development, legal awareness, youth empowerment, anti-corruption, human rights, women and child protection, and citizen welfare. His work has never been driven by the pursuit of personal recognition. Instead, it has been guided by a simple conviction—that every individual deserves dignity, justice, and an opportunity to live with hope.

Throughout his journey, Amit Karotiya has been entrusted with important leadership responsibilities in several national-level non-governmental organizations. His roles include serving as National Director of the National Crime Research Intelligence Bureau (NCRIB), National Deputy General Secretary of the Bahujan Army – Bahujan Ekta Mission (BEM), National President (Youth Protection) of the National Anti-Corruption & Crime Control Bureau (NACCCB), and Additional Joint Secretary (National Body) of the National Paralegal Volunteers Welfare Association (NPLVWA). Through these positions, he contributes to organizational development, volunteer coordination, legal awareness, and public welfare initiatives.

One of the defining aspects of Amit Karotiya's personality is his preference for service over publicity. In a world dominated by social media visibility, he has consciously chosen to remain away from personal promotion. He believes that genuine service requires sincerity rather than applause and that the satisfaction of helping someone in need is greater than any public recognition. His quiet approach has earned him the admiration of colleagues and volunteers who value integrity over popularity.

His vision extends beyond individual acts of service. He envisions an India where every citizen is aware of their rights and responsibilities, where communities stand together against injustice, and where young people become active participants in nation-building. He believes that social change begins when ordinary people decide to take extraordinary responsibility for the welfare of others.

Beyond his organizational responsibilities, Amit enjoys travelling and listening to music, both of which allow him to connect with diverse cultures and gain a deeper understanding of the people he serves. He is also a strong advocate of continuous self-improvement, believing that a leader must never stop learning.

To Amit Karotiya, leadership is not about authority—it is about accountability. It is not about occupying a position but about fulfilling a responsibility with honesty and dedication. Every role he undertakes is viewed as an opportunity to strengthen communities, inspire volunteers, and contribute to a more compassionate society.

His journey demonstrates that meaningful change does not always begin with extraordinary resources or influence. Sometimes, it begins with one individual who refuses to ignore the struggles of others and chooses to dedicate his life to serving humanity.

As he continues his lifelong mission of public service, Amit Karotiya remains committed to building a society founded on justice, unity, compassion, and collective responsibility. His story serves as a reminder that true leadership is measured not by titles or recognition, but by the positive impact left on the lives of others.


Personal Philosophy

"Service is not a profession—it is a responsibility. Real success is not measured by wealth or fame, but by the number of lives touched with kindness, justice, and hope."


Leadership Roles

  • National Director — National Crime Research Intelligence Bureau (NCRIB), Delhi

  • National Deputy General Secretary — Bahujan Army, Bahujan Ekta Mission (BEM), Delhi

  • National President (Youth Protection) — National Anti-Corruption & Crime Control Bureau (NACCCB), Delhi

  • Additional Joint Secretary (National Body) — National Paralegal Volunteers Welfare Association (NPLVWA)


Personal Information

  • Full Name: Amit Karotiya

  • Date of Birth: 18 November 1993

  • Father's Name: Daryav Singh Karotiya

  • Native Village: Chandpur, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh

  • Present Residence: Faridabad, Haryana

  • Education: Senior Secondary (12th)

  • Experience: 10+ Years in Social Service

  • Profession: Social Worker & Organizational Leader

  • Hobbies: Travelling, Listening to Music

  • Mission: Community Development, Human Rights, Youth Empowerment, Women & Child Welfare, Legal Awareness, and Public Service.


 

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