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A memorandum to the Hon'ble PMO for reforming India's outdated society laws — transparency, accountability and democracy in every housing society.
10-day digital campaign
Daily hashtags on X, Facebook and Instagram — #ReformRWA #ResidentRights — tagging national decision-makers.
Memorandum submitted to PMO
Formal proposal to strengthen the AOA/RWA framework, drawing on Singapore and Dubai governance models. Next step: Supreme Court via PIL.
Housing societies are the closest level of governance most urban Indians ever experience — and India's framework for them still rests on the Societies Registration Act of 1860. Nation First has launched a national reform campaign: a formal memorandum to the Hon'ble Prime Minister's Office, the Ministry of Law & Justice and the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, proposing a next-generation AOA/RWA model — professional management, transparent elections, escrow-protected finances, internal dispute resolution and Singapore-style district councils.
The full memorandum is public. Read it, share it, and add your voice.
On the record, step by step
Every submission is documented and verifiable — from memorandum to ministerial desks.
Memorandum to DM & City Magistrate — copy to Hon'ble CM, UP
Formal discussion with administrative officers on public interest and institutional transparency in Ghaziabad; a copy was dispatched to the Hon'ble Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh (Lok Bhawan, Lucknow). Documented on our X account.
Request to Shri Atul Garg, MP — Private Member's Bill
On behalf of Nation First Trust, a formal request (Sept 2025) to our area Member of Parliament for introducing a Private Member's Bill on AOA/RWA reforms and amendments to the Societies Registration Act, 1860 — supported by the memorandum submitted to the Hon'ble PMO and Law Ministry.
Outcome in the news — DM constitutes committee
NBT reports the District Magistrate's committee — City Magistrate, Deputy Registrar, ACP and area inspectors — to receive complaints on lift maintenance lapses, intimidation of residents, safety gaps and parking disputes. “Misuse of bouncers against residents will not be tolerated.”
The method — a seven-pillar authority map
Issues mapped pillar-by-pillar to the right authority: policy (CM Office/MLA/MP), administrative (DM/City Magistrate/Registrar), law & order (CP/ACP), urban development (GDA), financial (RBI), audit (ICAI) and social (residents). Updates published openly on X.