New District President Takes Charge at Human Rights Organization in Farrukhabad
International Human Rights and Crime Control Organization held an event where Ashok Kumar Kushwaha was appointed as the new District President.
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New District President Takes Charge at Human Rights Organization in Farrukhabad
Farrukhabad, India | October 21, 2026 - The International Human Rights and Crime Control Organization organized a special honor ceremony in Farrukhabad district on October 20, 2026. During this event, the organization's newly appointed District President, Ashok Kumar Kushwaha, was formally inducted into his role and welcomed by members.
The ceremony was presided over by the organization's State President, Dheeraj Kumar Pandey. Discussions were held regarding the organization's expansion and future plans. In a significant organizational shift, former District President Savan Mishra was promoted to the position of State Secretary. Additionally, Riyazul Rehman alias Mufid, the Gram Pradhan of Amethi Jadid, was nominated as a State Minister.
Organization's Objectives and Future Action
During the event, State President Dheeraj Kumar Pandey emphasized the organization's objectives. He stated that the institution will not tolerate the violation of fundamental rights of the poor and helpless. He reiterated a commitment to a zero-tolerance policy towards criminals.
Pandey also addressed the issue of illegal clinics operating in Farrukhabad. He announced that the organization would collaborate with the police administration to take legal action to shut down these fraudulent clinics. He assured that the organization would cooperate with the administration in strengthening law and order and affirmed their continuous struggle against societal ills and crimes.
New District President Pledges Loyalty; New Members Join
The newly appointed District President, Ashok Kumar Kushwaha, expressed gratitude to the organization's top leadership. He pledged to fulfill his responsibilities with utmost dedication and assured a continued struggle for the rights of the exploited and weaker sections of society.
State Secretary Savan Mishra educated the attendees about human rights. State Minister Riyazul Rehman assured his 24-hour availability for the betterment of society. Approximately seven hundred people from across the district, including a significant number of women, participated in the event.
During the ceremony, district officials, including Vice Presidents Ashutosh Agnihotri and Rajiv Yadav, District Secretary Sanjeev Chauhan, and Legal Advisor Asif Jama Khan, promised full support to the new District President. Furthermore, about 150 new members, including presidents from various blocks, joined the organization.
The event concluded with the new District President honoring two hundred distinguished individuals with mementos. The ceremony ended with slogans of 'Bharat Mata Ki Jai' and 'Human Rights'.