Concept:The Seva Samiti Boy Scouts Association was an Indian scouting body formed as an alternative to the British-led Baden-Powell organisation, which initially barred Indians from joining.
Explanation:Shri Ram Bajpai founded the Seva Samiti Boy Scouts Association in the year 1914 in Bombay (now Mumbai).
This was in response to the worldwide Baden-Powell Scouts organisation, which at that time did not allow Indians to become members.
Although Baden-Powell later removed the colour bar after a private visit to India, Bajpai's organisation continued to function independently.
Its aim was to bring about the complete Indianisation of the Boy Scout movement in India.
Note that another organisation called "Seva Samiti" (without "Boy Scouts") was founded in 1914 at Allahabad by Hridayanath Kunzru of the Servants of India Society, but that was a social service body, not a scouting association.
Hence, the correct founder of the Seva Samiti Boy Scouts Association is Shri Ram Bajpai.
Answer:Shri Ram Bajpai (Option D).