Mizoram Commemorates Good Friday with Deep Religious Fervor

Good Friday was solemnly observed in Mizoram with religious ceremonies and greetings from leaders. The day marked the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, with churches conducting special services, communal singing, and processions, reflecting on Christ's sacrifice for humanity. Public offices were closed for this observance.

In Mizoram, Good Friday was observed with profound religious fervor across the Christian-majority region. Devotees gathered to remember the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, participating in solemn ceremonies.

Governor Vijay Kumar Singh and Chief Minister Lalduhoma extended warm greetings, highlighting the spiritual significance of the day. Services included Holy Communion, reflecting Jesus' last supper with his disciples, and processions were organized by the Roman Catholic community.

A hallmark of the observance was 'Zaikhawm,' a tradition of congregational singing, alongside community feasts in some villages. Government offices, educational institutions, and banks remained closed in observance of this sacred day.

(With inputs from agencies.)