The Nagaland Baptist Church Council (NBCC) in collaboration with the District Administration Mokokchung has convened an interaction and fellowship programme with the Deputy Commissioner and staff on the Clean Election Movement at the DC Conference Hall on March 26.
In his introductory address, Rev. Dr. Mar Pongener, General Secretary, NBCC, stated that the gathering was not merely a formal programme but a platform for dialogue, partnership, and shared responsibility. He said the Clean Election Movement is an initiative undertaken by NBCC to bring about social transformation by addressing challenges associated with elections in Nagaland. He added that the movement seeks to awaken the conscience of stakeholders, including voters, leaders, civil society, and institutions, and emphasised the need for collective effort and cooperation.
Dr. Villo Naleo, Secretary, Social Concern Department, NBCC, presented on the vision, objectives, and strategies of the movement, outlining its roadmap for social transformation.
Deputy Commissioner and DEO Mokokchung, Ajit Kumar Verma, appreciated the initiative and said it could contribute to ensuring clean, fair, and peaceful elections. He noted that while laws serve as preventive measures, meaningful change requires collective participation.
Rev. Temsu Jamir, Executive Secretary, ABAM, also spoke, expressing confidence that the movement would have a positive impact on society.
The programme was chaired by Bideno Kikon, while the benediction was pronounced by Katoli V. Sumi.
