We Indians are proud to be citizens of the world’s largest democracy as every citizen enjoys several rights under the constitution of India. Right to freedom, right to liberty, right to life and right to privacy are some of them. Indian Constitution guarantees protection and promotion of human rights of every citizen of this country. But despite making commitments to curb some of the main abuses, it continues to have significant human rights problems in different parts of the country. The independent India has a diverse civil society, free media and an independent judiciary but we have not prevented our society from ill-practices, corruption, and lack of accountability that lead to numerous human rights violations. Jammu & Kashmir and Chhattisgarh are two major states where human rights violation has always been at the top. Several human rights violation cases of Jammu Kashmir and Chhattisgarh are registered in National Human Rights Commission every year. Despite well-drafted and well-intended initiatives by the government including police reform and improved access to health care and education, the poor implementation seems to have led the