International Human Rights Organization to Host Tricolor Yatra in Farrukhabad on August 15
The International Human Rights and Crime Control Organization will organize a grand Tricolor Yatra in Farrukhabad on August 15 to promote national unity and harmony.

Tricolor Yatra to Mark Independence Day in Farrukhabad
The International Human Rights and Crime Control Organization will host a grand Tricolor Yatra (Tiranga Yatra) in Farrukhabad city on the upcoming August 15, 2026. This event aims to celebrate national unity and foster interfaith harmony.
During a review meeting held at Anant Hotel, Railway Road, the organization's State President, Dheeraj Kumar Pandey, provided essential guidelines to district officials and workers for the successful execution of the yatra. He extended an invitation to all citizens of Farrukhabad to participate in this national celebration.
Promoting Unity and Harmony
The core message of the Tricolor Yatra, rallying behind slogans such as 'Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Christian are brothers,' is to serve as a symbol of India's unity and integrity. A live tableau of 'Bharat Mata' will also be presented during the procession.
To ensure the smooth conduct of the yatra, the organization plans to deploy 50 volunteers. The meeting discussed the preparations and grandeur of the event, with State Vice President Shyam Sundar Lalla Verma motivating the workers and instructing them to reach out to the public with the slogan 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai'.
Fourth Consecutive Year of Celebration
This marks the fourth consecutive year that the International Human Rights and Crime Control Organization has organized this Tricolor Yatra in Farrukhabad on the occasion of August 15. The growing public trust in the organization within Farrukhabad is evident in the anticipated scale of this yatra.
District President Sawan Mishra outlined the yatra's framework with the slogan 'Ek Bharat, Shreshth Bharat' (One India, Great India). Numerous senior officials and workers of the organization were present at the review meeting. Key attendees included District Vice Presidents Ashutosh Agnihotri and Rajiv Yadav, District Secretaries Abhinav Katiyar and Sanjeev Singh Chauhan, City General Secretary Manish Yadav, Barhpur Block Vice President Atul Mishra, Barhpur Block General Secretary Farman Khan, Barhpur Block Secretary Anurag Shakya, Saurabh Shakya, District Secretary from Mainpuri district Shiv Pratap Singh, Vice President from Etah district Rajiv Shukla, youth leaders Shivam Verma and Satyam Verma, and Barhpur Block Secretary Vineet Shakya. Hundreds of workers pledged to ensure the success of the yatra during the meeting.
