The Ao Senden has called off its agitation, which began on October 21, following the fulfilment of all its demands concerning transfers, postings and attachments at Dr Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital (IMDH) in Mokokchung, Nagaland.
The organisation had submitted an ultimatum to the Directorate of Health and Family Welfare (H&FW) on September 16, 2026, raising concerns over administrative decisions related to the deployment and attachment of personnel at the district hospital.
In a press release, Ao Senden president Marsanen Imsong and general secretary Imtipokyim confirmed that all the demands raised by the organisation had been fulfilled, leading to the decision to withdraw the agitation.
The organisation expressed gratitude to the Ao Students’ Conference (AKM), Ao Lanur Telungjem (ALT), Watsü Mungdang (WM) and All Wards Union Mokokchung Town (AWUMT) for their continued support throughout the agitation.
Ao Senden also thanked the people for their understanding, cooperation and solidarity during the period of the protest. It acknowledged the contributions of individuals who extended support and offered guidance towards resolving the matter.
The organisation further expressed appreciation to the legislators representing Mokokchung district, Nagaland Chief Secretary Sentiyanger Imchen and Mokokchung Deputy Commissioner Ajit Kumar Verma for their intervention in addressing the issue.
The fulfilment of the demands has brought the agitation to an end, with Ao Senden acknowledging the efforts of all stakeholders who helped resolve the matter through their intervention and cooperation.
