Kohima: Ao Senden officially called off its agitation on Friday. The move followed the successful resolution of disputes regarding the Chief Medical Officer's Office in Mokokchung. The protest began on October 21. It followed a September 16 ultimatum the group issued to the Directorate of Health and Family Welfare.
The group sought action against the transfers, postings, and attachments out of Dr Imkongliba Memorial District Hospital. Marsanen Imsong, the President of Ao Senden, and General Secretary Imtipokyim announced the withdrawal. They publicly thanked the Ao Students' Conference, Ao Lanur Telungjem, Watsu Mungdang, and the All Wards Union Mokokchung Town for their "unflinching support" during the campaign.
The organization also credited the local public for their cooperation and solidarity. Several officials helped broker the final agreement. Ao Senden cited the intervention of Mokokchung district legislators, Chief Secretary Sentiyanger Imchen, and Deputy Commissioner Ajit Kumar Verma as the reason the demands were finally met.
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