JOWAI, July 26: The Advocacy Reform Movement (ARM) formally constituted its central body on Saturday, and announced its full list of office-bearers and executive members.
The movement, which officially commenced its activities following the meeting, aims to work for the welfare and development of the ‘Seven Huts and Seven Clans’ society.
Its core objectives include protecting the rights of the people, assisting vulnerable sections and addressing educational issues, specifically advocating for fair recruitment opportunities for qualified students.
The central body comprises 50 office-bearers and executive members who will collectively pursue the organisation’s goals.
The ARM leadership stated that the movement is committed to serving the community with transparency and dedication to ensure social progress.
