Archive · 6 Nov 2025
MNF Files Complaint Against Mizoram CM for Alleged Provocative Speech
Imagine there's an election happening in a small place called Dampa.
The person in charge of the whole area, the Chief Minister, gave a speech to help someone win.
A big political group called the MNF heard the speech and got upset.
They think the Chief Minister said things that could make people angry at each other and break the rules for elections.
So, they complained to the people who make sure elections are fair.
They also said the Chief Minister used his power unfairly to get votes.
The election is happening soon, and they'll count the votes after that.
Mizoram's opposition party, MNF, has filed a complaint against Chief Minister Lalduhoma.
The complaint alleges the CM made a provocative speech during campaigning for the Dampa by-poll.
MNF claims the speech violated the model code of conduct and could incite tension between communities.
The Chief Minister is also accused of misusing his official position to intimidate voters and promise grants.
The Dampa by-poll voting is scheduled for November 11, with counting on November 14.
- Who
- Mizo National Front (MNF) and Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma
- What
- The MNF has filed a complaint with the Election Commission against the Chief Minister for allegedly making a provocative speech during campaigning for the Dampa by-poll, violating the model code of conduct.
- When
- The speech was made on November 1, and the complaint was filed on November 6.
- Where
- Silsury village in Mamit district, Mizoram
- Why
- The MNF alleges that the Chief Minister's speech was provocative, aimed at creating tension between communities, and violated the model code of conduct. They also accuse him of misusing his official position.
- By-poll Location
- Dampa
- Election Date
- November 11
- Counting Date
- November 14
- Complaining Party
- Mizo National Front (MNF)
- Accused
- Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma