Rajlal Singh Patel, the founder and co-national president of the Anti-Corruption and Crime Control Committee, a prominent national organization, has appointed Yashvardhan Ranawat, a young Udaipur-based businessman, tourism and heritage expert, writer, and thinker, as the national vice president of the Intellectual Cell.

This appointment has been made with the aim of controlling the growing crime and corruption across the country. On this occasion, Pawan Jain Padmavat, national president of the media cell, stated that Yashvardhan Ranawat, with his leadership qualities and visionary thinking, will form a strong team in Udaipur and across India, furthering the organization's goals to reach the masses.

Through the organization, quick resolutions of complaints, including corruption-related issues, will be facilitated by coordinating with the relevant departments. After this appointment, Yashvardhan Ranawat expressed his commitment to work wholeheartedly for creating a corruption-free environment in society.

It is noteworthy that Ranawat has been actively involved in tourism and heritage conservation work, yielding positive results. He is also associated with the Hotel Association Udaipur, Mewar Kshatriya Mahasabha, and Business Circle India Tourism as an office bearer.

This appointment sends a powerful message against corruption and crime both at the state and national levels. The organization is confident that under Yashvardhan Ranawat's leadership, the Intellectual Cell will become more impactful, with its positive influence extending to the tourism and heritage sectors as well.