MNF Accuses Mizoram CM of Provocative Speech Violating MCC
Mizoram's main opposition party, Mizo National Front (MNF), has accused Chief Minister Lalduhoma of delivering a provocative speech that could incite tensions between communities. They claim the speech violated the model code of conduct and have filed a complaint with the Election Commission ahead of the Dampa by-poll.
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The Mizo National Front (MNF) has accused Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma of making inflammatory remarks that potentially threaten community harmony. The allegations arise as the state approaches the November 11 Dampa by-poll.
According to MNF legal board member Saihmingliana Sailo, the speech at Silsury village recounted past Mizo leaders' alleged incitement against tribal groups, violating election norms. This claim has led the MNF to file an official complaint with the Election Commission.
Sailo also criticized Lalduhoma for allegedly abusing his office by promising voters financial benefits and infrastructure development projects. The MNF contends these actions are aimed solely at gaining an electoral advantage and reported these violations ahead of the upcoming election.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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