Article 1 of Constitution

The 67% Consensus Supermajority Rule

In standard commercial or civic institutions, a slim 51% majority frequently leads to factionalism, alienation, and bitter division. At Sirjana Pind, all vital structural decisions, bylaws, community expenditures, and capital expansions require an unambiguous two-thirds (67%) supermajority consensus of the resident members.

This foundational constitutional lock guarantees that no small caucus or executive cabal can impose its will upon the community. Disagreements must be patiently deliberated, refined, and resolved until a broad, genuine fraternal agreement is established.

Statutory Article 08 · Open Weekly AssemblySunday Morning Town Hall Gathering

Every Sunday morning, all one hundred resident members convene in the Community Auditorium. An itemized, rupee-by-rupee account of all revenue from the organic store, retreat hospices, and agricultural yields — and all disbursements — is laid bare before the entire assembly.

Article 2 of Constitution

Financial Safeguards & Anti-Monopoly Measures

Complete insulation against corruption, secret commissions, single-signature misuse, and commercial speculation.

1. 3 Joint Bank Signatories

Mandatory Joint Authority

All bank accounts are operated strictly under joint authorization requiring three designated signatories. No individual officer can unilaterally disburse or transfer community funds.

2. Spending Thresholds

Competitive Tender Tiers

Disbursements above ₹50,000 mandate three competitive open quotations. Capital works exceeding ₹2,00,000 require direct ratification by the Sunday Assembly.

3. Computerized Receipts

Zero Cash Under-The-Table

Every financial contribution, store sale, or visitor fee is receipted through a computerized digital voucher system accessible to all members via the transparency portal.

4. Statutory CA Filings

Independent Annual Audits

Certified independent chartered accountants conduct annual statutory audits submitted to government authorities and distributed to every resident household.

Article 3 of Constitution

The Conciliation Bench & 3-Notice Bylaw

Disputes and behavioral infractions are resolved through dignified fraternal mediation. In cases of irreconcilable non-cooperation or substance violations, a structured 3-stage protocol is enacted.

Stage 1 · Fraternal Counsel

First Advisory Notice

A quiet consultative meeting between the member and three elder peers. The issue (e.g. neglected Shramdaan or noise disturbance) is examined with compassion, aiming for voluntary mutual realignment.

Stage 2 · Formal Caution

Second Written Admonition

Issued in writing by the Executive Board if infractions persist over 30 days. The member is granted a formal 30-day grace period to demonstrate adherence to the village code of conduct.

Stage 3 · Revocation & Exit

Final Separation & Refund

If irreconcilable violation continues, residency rights are formally dissolved. The member's deposited capital is returned in accordance with statutory guidelines subject to the standard 10% administrative deduction.

Article 4 · Real Estate Non-Alienation Covenant

Zero Commercial Resale or Subletting

Living suites in Sirjana Pind are held under collective institutional trusteeship. No resident holds individual alienable land deeds to sell, speculate, mortgage, or lease to outside third parties. This covenant guarantees the village remains an uncorrupted sanctuary for generations to come.