Can the President of an RWA be removed when the bylaws of the association do not have any clause on removal? If the President has done nothing wrong/no financial or any other wrongdoing has been done, can the secretary and the rest of the governing body arbitrarily decide to remove him? The only reason verbally cited by them is that they dont like his style of working. The President refused to accept this as a ground for resigning and hence did not resign. The society is regd under the Socities registration act of 1860. What action can the President take against them in this case? How can he defend his position? Can the governing body change the bylaws of the association on their own without consent of the president to accomodate a clause on removal of office-bearers by majority vote?