Archive · 27 May 2025
Mizoram to Regulate Unregistered Rehab Centers
The government in Mizoram wants to make sure that all the places that help people with drug problems are safe and follow the rules.
They're worried because some of these places, especially those run by religious groups, haven't been doing things the right way, like providing proper care and training for staff.
The government is stepping in to fix this, so people get the help they need in a safe environment.
The minister, Lalrinpuii, is leading this effort, aiming to improve how these centers operate.
Mizoram government plans to regulate unregistered faith-based de-addiction centers.
The decision follows concerns about the functioning and treatment of inmates.
Minister Lalrinpuii addressed a press conference outlining the government's plans.
Concerns raised about the Tawngtai Bethel Camping Centre (TBCC) regarding overcrowding, deaths, and abuse.
TBCC refused to cooperate with government on counseling and staff training.
- Who
- Lalrinpuii, Mizoram's Social Welfare Minister.
- What
- The Mizoram government plans to regulate all unregistered faith-based de-addiction centers.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Mizoram
- Why
- Due to concerns about the functioning and treatment of inmates.
Concerns Regarding De-addiction Centers
Government Regulation of Centers
Operation of Centers
Concerns Regarding De-addiction Centers
Concerns about overcrowding, reported deaths, physical force and abuse in centers such as TBCC.
Government Regulation of Centers
Government plans to regulate centers to ensure proper functioning and treatment of inmates.
- Minister
- Lalrinpuii
- Minister's Portfolio
- Social Welfare
- Location
- Mizoram
- Centers to be regulated
- Unregistered faith-based centers