The organization will comply with all provisions of the Societies Act, 1860. To ensure smooth functioning some rules and sub-rules have been created, which will be known as the ABKKKM Clause Number.

1. 1Area of operation: The organization’s area of operation is the whole of India. State-level and district-level branches will be formed — the state branch will be called the Provincial Unit and the district branch will be called the District Unit. If required, more than one unit may be formed in a large state.
2. 2Term: The term of the National Executive is 5 years; the term of Provincial and District Executives is 3 years. This may be shortened or extended as necessary.
3. 3National Executive: The National Executive is the highest committee of the organization and its decisions will be final.
4. 4Family restriction on holding office: In the same unit (central/state/district), only one member from a family (mother, father, son, daughter, wife, husband) may hold office. A second family member may hold office in another unit.

• (a) All members and office-bearers will be unpaid (voluntary).
• (b) If a member performs organizational work at their own expense with the Secretary-General’s permission, the organization will reimburse them.
• (c) If a member or office-bearer travels outside their home district for organizational work on the Executive’s instructions, travel and food expenses as prescribed will be paid from the branch fund.
• (d) If a complaint is received about a member acting against the organization, after investigation, if found guilty the membership will be terminated; re-admission will be allowed only after one year.
• (e) The organization may cooperate with other organizations that share similar ideology.
• (f) The organization may accept grants/donations (movable or immovable) from individuals, groups, central or state governments; receipts will be issued by the Secretary-General.
• (g) All documents related to the organization will be kept at the Head Office or with the Secretary-General; they must be handed over to the newly elected Secretary-General after elections.
• (h) The cash book, stock register, receipt book and all transaction-related documents will be kept with the Treasurer; after completion they will be submitted to the office.
• (i) Domain, passwords and other website-related information will be with the Website In-charge, National Secretary-General and National President; after elections they will be transferred to the newly elected President and Secretary-General.
• (j) The organization may confer honorary positions on industrialists, politicians or senior persons for the benefit of the organization.
• (k) Founder members will be permanent members — lifetime members of the Executive. Any amendment to the rules requires the consent of the founder members.

1. (a) Bills exceeding ₹10,000 will be approved by the Executive.
2. (b) Bills below ₹10,000 will be approved by the Secretary-General.
3. (c) Details of purchased items will be recorded in the stock register and kept with the Treasurer.

(C) All district presidents and district women presidents will be ex-officio members of the provincial executive.

1. (a) Until elections take place — appointments for state President, Secretary-General and Treasurer will be made by the Central Executive based on recommendations from the State In-charge and National Secretary-General, and finalized by the National President.
2. (b) Appointments for other office-bearers will be made by the National President on the suggestion of the Provincial President, Secretary-General, Treasurer and State In-charge, and on the recommendation of the National Secretary-General.
3. (c) To form a district unit a minimum of 100 members is required; until then the state committee may appoint a coordinator and co-coordinator for the district (the required number can be adjusted if necessary).
4. (d) District meetings will be convened by the State Secretary-General; they will be presided over by the Provincial President or Executive President.
5. (e) The district members in the meeting will be able to elect the District President, Secretary-General and Treasurer.
6. (f) On the recommendation of the District Secretary-General and Treasurer, the Provincial President may appoint other office-bearers.
7. (g) All office-bearers must be paid (registered/paid) members of the organization.

1. (a) The annual membership fee will be divided in the ratio 25 : 25 : 50 (Central : State : District).
   Note: If a district unit is not formed, the share will be 50 : 50 between State and Central.
2. (b) The lifetime and protector members’ fees will be divided in the ratio 50 : 25 : 25 (Central : State : District). If a district unit is not formed, the ratio will be 60 : 40 (Central : State).
3. (c) Donations given to the organization will be deposited in the Central account; 25% will be remitted to the State and 25% to the District — if the district is not formed the district share will remain with the Central account.
4. (d) Funds collected for a specific program will be used only for that purpose.
5. (e) Any leftover amount will be distributed according to the annual membership ratio.
6. (f) Membership fees received must be deposited by the Treasurer into the State and Central accounts by the first week of the following month, and the Provincial Secretary-General and State In-charge must be notified. The State In-charge will inform the National Secretary-General and National Treasurer.

• (a) Provincial/District units may issue temporary membership numbers upon fee receipt.
• (b) The Central office will issue permanent membership numbers through the website within 15–30 days of fee receipt.

1. (a) District Secretary-Generals must submit a progress report of their district to the State every 3 months.
2. (b) The State Secretary-General will submit the state progress report to the State In-charge within 15 days.
3. (c) The State In-charge will forward the received report to the National Secretary-General for presentation to the National Executive.
4. (d) Progress report forms will be made available to districts and states through the In-charge.

Provincial and District units are entitled to use the organization's banner/flag/letterhead. The formats for banner/flag and letterhead will be valid only as prescribed by the National Executive.

(a) At the end of each year the Central Executive will review the State, and the State Executive will review the District Committee; reports must be sent to the Central office.
(b) If necessary, positions of appointed office-bearers may be exchanged or responsibilities assigned to other community members.

• (a) President — The highest office-bearer; chairs meetings, gives directions for smooth functioning, and has a casting vote in case of tie. Signs official correspondence with the state government.
• (b) Vice President — Performs President’s duties in their absence and assists them; will not exercise the President’s primary powers.
• (c) Secretary-General — Calls meetings, records proceedings, handles correspondence, submits details to the Central Secretary-General and presents them in meetings. Informs members about organizational procedures and operations.
• (d) Secretary — Assists and carries out programs in the absence of the Secretary-General; will not exercise the Secretary-General’s primary powers.
• (e) Treasurer — Maintains accounts of income and expenditure, pays bills authorized by the Secretary-General, and manages cash book, receipt book, stock register and related documents.
• (f) Executive President — Fulfills assigned responsibilities in their area; chairs in the absence of President and Vice President; participates in Executive meetings; will not exercise primary powers of the President.
• (g) Organization Secretary-General — Assists the Secretary-General in strengthening the organization in their area, calls meetings as directed by the Secretary-General, executes assigned responsibilities, and participates in Executive meetings; will not exercise primary powers of the Secretary-General.

Each state must hold at least two events per year: the annual conference (mandatory) in February/March, and a Holi gathering or Spring festival (optional). A community deity worship ceremony is mandatory sometime between September and November. Executive meetings are mandatory every quarter. Districts must hold a district-level meeting/conference annually and an Executive meeting each quarter.

(a) District Executive

The District President, Secretary-General and Treasurer will be elected by district members by consensus or secret ballot. The National Executive will form a three-member election committee — excluding members from that district — consisting of one member each from two other districts and one member from the Provincial Executive.

(b) Provincial Executive

The Provincial President, Secretary-General and Treasurer will be elected by the collective meeting of all district presidents, secretaries, treasurers and district women committee presidents, either by consensus or secret ballot. A three-member election committee will be formed comprising two other states and one central officer.

(c) National Executive

The National President, Secretary-General and Treasurer will be elected by consensus or secret ballot. The National Executive will form an election committee of senior persons from three different states. Office-bearers will be selected by state presidents, secretaries, women committee presidents, founder members and protector members.

• (d) Election announcements will be made at least one month in advance.
• (e) For district/state/central elections, candidates must be members of the respective area.
• (f) Only members with at least one year of membership will be eligible to stand or vote.
• (g) Election arrangements will be conducted by the current committee of the district/state/central as applicable.
• (h) Selected office-bearers will nominate other officers.
• (i) For the first time, selection of District President, Secretary-General and Treasurer will be made in a meeting by members and finalized by the President.