Human Rights Organization Educates Villagers on Their Rights in Sabalpur
An international human rights organization conducted a public meeting in Sabalpur village to raise awareness about citizens' fundamental rights.
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Awareness Drive Held in Sabalpur Village
A special public gathering organized by the International Human Rights and Crime Control Organization in Sabalpur village, Farrukhabad, aimed to educate villagers about their fundamental rights. The primary objective was to inform the public about their legal entitlements and familiarize them with the organization's principles.
The significant event, held in Sabalpur village of the Kamalganj block, was presided over by Block President Deependra Singh and Vice President Pushpendra Singh Gaharwar. Several senior officials were present, including the organization's State President Dhiraj Kumar Pandey, State Secretary Savan Mishra, and State Minister Mufid Khan. The newly appointed District President of Farrukhabad, Ashok Kumar Kushwaha, along with District Vice President Rajiv Yadav and Legal Advisor Advocate Asif Jama Khan, also marked their presence at the assembly.
Villagers Informed About Fundamental Rights
Over three hundred local residents participated in the public meeting. Speakers elaborated on how the International Human Rights and Crime Control Organization is dedicatedly working to assist the poor, vulnerable, and helpless. Highlighting the organization's principles, officials emphasized that no individual would face injustice, and their complete rights would be ensured.
Assurance of Support from Officials
City President Advocate Rajiv Srivastava, City General Secretary Manish Yadav, Badhpur Block Secretary Vineet Shakya, Rajepur Block President Anurag Awasthi, and other workers played a crucial role in the smooth conduct of the program. Villagers appreciated the initiative and showed keen interest in the organization's activities. At the conclusion, organization officials assured the villagers that no citizen would be harassed by any administrative official.
This public gathering served as a significant step towards protecting human rights and enhancing civic awareness, with attendees also posing questions related to their rights.