Mr. Ashok Kumar Yogi Appointed as National President of the Social Justice Cell (M), India

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Posted by WHRRC | May 06, 2026

The World Human Rights Research Council (WHRRC) has appointed Mr. Ashok Kumar Yogi as the National President of the Social Justice Cell (M), India. This appointment is considered a significant step towards strengthening active, effective, and dedicated leadership across India in the fields of social justice, equality, human rights protection, and public welfare.

Over the past several years, Mr. Ashok Kumar Yogi has established a distinct identity within the organization through his dedication, discipline, and commitment. During his tenure as the Rajasthan State President, he played a highly effective role in organizational expansion, social justice campaigns, public awareness programs, and in bringing the concerns of common citizens before the administration. Under his leadership, the Rajasthan Social Justice Cell witnessed remarkable growth, and a large number of youth, social workers, and aware citizens were connected with the organization, giving new strength to the mission of social justice.

His active working style in addressing social discrimination, exploitation, inequality, and the protection of the rights of weaker sections has brought new energy to the organization. Through awareness campaigns, dialogue programs, public welfare activities, and initiatives promoting social harmony, he has continuously worked towards bringing positive change to society.

Holding a Master’s degree in Political Science, Mr. Yogi has been actively associated with the field of education for nearly 17 years. His extensive experience and practical understanding in education, social awareness, and public service will prove highly beneficial in guiding the organization’s office bearers and members. His expertise is expected to provide a more effective direction to the organization in the areas of social justice and human rights.

WHRRC firmly believes that under the leadership of Mr. Ashok Kumar Yogi, the Social Justice Cell (Men) will work in a more organized, active, and impactful manner throughout India. Under his guidance, extensive campaigns will be conducted for social justice, equal opportunities, human rights awareness, and the protection of the rights of weaker sections, thereby accelerating positive and lasting social change.