in 2014, dr. sarita parikh and apoorva agwan of supervasi filed a public interest litigation in the bombay high court, requesting removal of obstructions in distributing the free mono-wheel ambulance kit to tribal areas. the petition urged for direction to the government to set up an emergency team to organise logistics and funding to help deliver snake-bite kits to all affected persons. the petition also stated that the organization was helping the tribals save their lives, and if an individual or an organisation hindered their life-saving work, it amounted to an offence under section 304-a of the indian penal code (culpable homicide not amounting to murder).