Sep 22, 2026

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Organizational changes in the Human Rights Federation: Mahendra Ailani appointed as International President, Hitesh Thakkar given responsibility for Saurashtra

Rajkot: Human Rights Federation (USA) has announced significant changes to its organizational structure. According to the information released by the organization, new responsibilities have been assigned to various office-bearers, while some officials have been relieved of their existing responsibilities.

As per the announced changes, Mr. Mahendra Ayalani, who previously served as the National President of India, has been promoted to the position of International President in recognition of his services and dedication to the organization. Mr. Hiteshbhai Thakkar has also been entrusted with a new responsibility. He, who was serving as the President of Rajkot City, has been appointed as the President of the Saurashtra Zone. With the objective of further expanding the organization and accelerating its activities, Mr. Rahulbhai Makadiya has been appointed as the Vice President of the Saurashtra Zone.

Meanwhile, the organization has stated that Ms. Kajalben Vala has been relieved of her current responsibilities and duties as the President of the International Women's Front. In addition, Mr. Maheshbhai Solanki, who was serving as the President of Gir Somnath District, has been removed from the position of President and assigned the responsibility of serving as a General Member.

Human Rights Federation (USA) has requested all office-bearers and members of the organization to take note of the above-mentioned changes. In a message issued by the organization, it has been stated that if any individual is facing injustice or inappropriate treatment, they may contact the organization. Contact Number: 8160602247

Note: The above information has been presented based on the details released by Human Rights Federation (USA).


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