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Tripura, Meghalaya and Mizoram have been directed not to register cases against journalists at the "drop of a hat", National Human Rights Commission member Justice M M Kumar said on Wednesday.
The direction was given to chief secretaries and the director generals of police of the three states during their deposition to the Commission at a two-day hearing here which concluded Wednesday.
The NHRC direction was given in connection to a complaint filed by Sanit Debroy of the Assembly of Journalists in Tripura and the Commission has given specific directions to that state's chief secretary and director general of police, Kumar said.
“We have told the states' authorities during the hearing that they need to show patience and to give them (journalists) enough space to express their point of view ... We have also told them them don't register cases at the drop of a hat,” he told PTI.
Debroy had appoached the NHRC with his complaint that since the BJP-IPFT government came to power in the state in 2018 many scribes had been attacked and many newspaper offices had been vandalised.
The other two states, whose representatives were present at the meeting, were also directed to do the same.
“I have told the chief secretaries (of the three states) this (Wednesday) afternoon and they have taken note of the direction,” he said.
The Commission recommended compensation of Rs seven lakh to a minor who was raped by a para-military personnel in Tripura. In another case top government officers of the state were directed to provide proper medical care and treatment to a handicapped person.
Kumar said the Commission has also asked the Mizoram government to pay as compensation Rs seven lakh to the next of kin of a person who died in police custody, while Meghalaya government have been asked to submit proofs of payment of Rs three lakh to the next of kin of a victim who died in a police encounter.
Two cases in connection to the death of labourers in illegal coal mines in Meghalaya were heard and the state government was directed to give Rs five lakh as compensation to the kin of each victim, he said.
In all 19 cases were heard during the two day-public hearing here. Ten of the cases were from Tripura, six from Meghalaya and 3 from Mizoram.
NHRC general secretary Bimbadhar Pradhan said that the Commission is extensively using the NHRC portal for ensuring easy and quick submission of reports and action taken reports from state governments on 22 advisories issued earlier.

NHRC to 3 Northeast states: don't book journalists 'at the drop of hat'

National Human Rights Commission member Justice M M Kumar said on Wednesday that Tripura, Meghalaya and Mizoram have been directed not to register cases against journalists at the "drop of a hat".

National Human Rights Commission member Justice M M Kumar said on Wednesday that&nbsp;Tripura, Meghalaya and Mizoram have been directed not to register cases against journalists at the "drop of a hat".
The direction was given to chief secretaries and the director generals of police of the three states during their deposition to the Commission at a two-day hearing in&nbsp;Shillong.
The NHRC direction was given in connection to a complaint filed by Sanit Debroy of the Assembly of Journalists in Tripura and the Commission.
Debroy had appoached the NHRC with his complaint that since the BJP-IPFT government came to power in the state in 2018 many scribes had been attacked and many newspaper offices had been vandalised.
The other two states, whose representatives were present at the meeting, were also directed to do the same.
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The direction was given to chief secretaries and the director generals of police of the three states during their deposition to the Commission at a two-day hearing in&nbsp;Shillong.
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Tripura, Meghalaya and Mizoram have been directed not to register cases against journalists at the "drop of a hat", National Human Rights Commission member Justice M M Kumar said on Wednesday.
The direction was given to chief secretaries and the director generals of police of the three states during their deposition to the Commission at a two-day hearing here which concluded Wednesday.
The NHRC direction was given in connection to a complaint filed by Sanit Debroy of the Assembly of Journalists in Tripura and the Commission has given specific directions to that state's chief secretary and director general of police, Kumar said.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/fir-against-two-journalists-for-reporting-on-alleged-religious-violence-in-tripura-1636893285348">Tripura violence: 2 Delhi-based women journalists booked, detained in Assam</a>
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&ldquo;We have told the states' authorities during the hearing that they need to show patience and to give them (journalists) enough space to express their point of view ... We have also told them them don't register cases at the drop of a hat,&rdquo; he told PTI.
Debroy had appoached the NHRC with his complaint that since the BJP-IPFT government came to power in the state in 2018 many scribes had been attacked and many newspaper offices had been vandalised.
The other two states, whose representatives were present at the meeting, were also directed to do the same.
&ldquo;I have told the chief secretaries (of the three states) this (Wednesday) afternoon and they have taken note of the direction,&rdquo; he said.
The Commission recommended compensation of Rs seven lakh to a minor who was raped by a para-military personnel in Tripura. In another case top government officers of the state were directed to provide proper medical care and treatment to a handicapped person.
Kumar said the Commission has also asked the Mizoram government to pay as compensation Rs seven lakh to the next of kin of a person who died in police custody, while Meghalaya government have been asked to submit proofs of payment of Rs three lakh to the next of kin of a victim who died in a police encounter.
Two cases in connection to the death of labourers in illegal coal mines in Meghalaya were heard and the state government was directed to give Rs five lakh as compensation to the kin of each victim, he said.
In all 19 cases were heard during the two day-public hearing here. Ten of the cases were from Tripura, six from Meghalaya and 3 from Mizoram.
NHRC general secretary Bimbadhar Pradhan said that the Commission is extensively using the NHRC portal for ensuring easy and quick submission of reports and action taken reports from state governments on 22 advisories issued earlier.

Mizoram chief minister has written to home minister Amit Shah pointing out that state ministers don't understand Hindi and thus Centre's order should be modified in local language.
In his letter CM Pu Zoramthanga has stated that some ministers don't even know English. He has pitched for government orders in local Mizo language.
The CM has also urged Shah to replace the state chief secretary who does not have a working knowledge of the Mizo language.
The CM has also pointed out that previous central governments never appointed a chief secretary who didn't have working understanding of Mizo language.
"A Chief Secretary without the knowledge of a working standard Mizo language will never be an effective and efficient Chief Secretary," the Chief Minister said in his letter.
"Due to this fact, the Government of India never posted a Chief Secretary who does not know the working standard of Mizo language since the creation of the state of Mizoram. Whether it is the UPA Government or the NDA Government at the Centre, this has been a practice since the creation of Mizoram State. It is a well-known fact that in other States of India, a Chief Secretary, who does not know even the basic working language of the the respective state is never posted at all," the Chief Minister added. 

'My ministers don't know Hindi': Mizoram CM writes to Amit Shah

Mizoram CM writes to Amit Shah over govt orders in Hindi, says his ministers don't know the language

Mizoram CM writes to Amit Shah over govt orders in Hindi

Mizoram chief minister has written to home minister Amit Shah pointing out that state ministers don't understand Hindi and thus Centre's order should be modified in local language.
In his letter CM Pu Zoramthanga has stated that some ministers don't even know English. He has pitched for government orders in local Mizo language.
The CM has also urged Shah to replace the state chief secretary who does not have a working knowledge of the Mizo language.
The CM has also pointed out that previous central governments never appointed a chief secretary who didn't have working understanding of Mizo language.

In his letter to Amit&nbsp;Shah, CM Pu Zoramthanga has pitched for government orders in local Mizo language

Mizoram chief minister has written to home minister Amit Shah pointing out that state ministers don't understand Hindi and thus Centre's order should be modified in local language.
In his letter CM Pu Zoramthanga has stated that some ministers don't even know English. He has pitched for government orders in local Mizo language.
The CM has also urged Shah to replace the state chief secretary who does not have a working knowledge of the Mizo language.
The CM has also pointed out that previous central governments never appointed a chief secretary who didn't have working understanding of Mizo language.
"A Chief Secretary without the knowledge of a working standard Mizo language will never be an effective and efficient Chief Secretary," the Chief Minister said in his letter.
"Due to this fact, the Government of India never posted a Chief Secretary who does not know the working standard of Mizo language since the creation of the state of Mizoram. Whether it is the UPA Government or the NDA Government at the Centre, this has been a practice since the creation of Mizoram State. It is a well-known fact that in other States of India, a Chief Secretary, who does not know even the basic working language of the the respective state is never posted at all," the Chief Minister added.

The government has sounded an alarm over the coming festival season amid the fear of a possible third wave of Covid-19 and added that the coming months of festivities are crucial.
Briefing about the Covid-19 situation in India, the government said that although cases have reduced in Kerala, the state is still reporting almost 68 per cent of the country's daily cases
The health ministry said five other states - Mizoram, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra - have more than 10,000 active cases. The government further added that &lsquo;Mizoram is showing concerning trends&rsquo;
Director-general of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Dr Balram Bhargava, said during the press briefing that &lsquo;festivals are approaching and sudden increase in population density creates a conducive environment for virus spread&rsquo;.
Niti Ayog member and head of national Covid task force Dr VK Paul said as per projections, October and November are the most crucial months and that vulnerability may increase during those months.

Covid vulnerability may increase in October-November, Centre warns

The government has sounded an alarm over the coming festival season amid the fear of a possible third wave of Covid-19 and added that the coming months of festivities are crucial.

//Centre's warning amid fears of Covid third wave ahead of festival season
//Govt: Kerala&nbsp;reports 68% of daily cases, concerning trend&nbsp;in Mizoram&nbsp;
//Govt says rise in population density during festivals conducive for&nbsp;virus spread
//October &amp; November crucial as Covid vulnerability may increase, govt warns
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Director-general of the ICMR, Dr Balram Bhargava, said &lsquo;festivals are approaching and sudden increase in population density creates a conducive environment for virus spread&rsquo;.

The government has sounded an alarm over the coming festival season amid the fear of a possible third wave of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-bengal-extends-restrictions-delhi-govt-orders-further-unlocking-1631703612825" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> and added that the coming months of festivities are crucial.
Briefing about the Covid-19 situation in India, the government said that although cases have reduced in Kerala, the state is still reporting almost 68 per cent of the country's daily cases
The health ministry said five other states - Mizoram, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra - have more than 10,000 active cases. The government further added that &lsquo;Mizoram is showing concerning trends&rsquo;
Director-general of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Dr Balram Bhargava, said during the press briefing that &lsquo;festivals are approaching and sudden increase in population density creates a conducive environment for virus spread&rsquo;.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-cases-on-the-rise-among-kids-experts-say-caution-key-1631710255305" target="_blank">Covid-19: Cases on the rise among kids, experts say caution key</a>
Niti Ayog member and head of national Covid task force Dr VK Paul said as per projections, October and November are the most crucial months and that vulnerability may increase during those months.

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area. Assam has accused Mizoram of constructing a bridge in its territory and Mizroam has hit back with a case against Assam Police for allegedly&nbsp;stealing construction material.
The police case was withdrawn on Sunday, the Hindustan Times has reported.
Assam officials alleged that Mizoram officials entered the state&rsquo;s Hailakandi district and started constructing the bridge ar Kachurthal in Ramnathpur police station area.
Mizoram officials, however, said that the bridge was being constructed on its side at Zophai near Bairabi town and accused the Assam police of stealing the construction material.
Just weeks ago the two governments announced a road map for peaceful negotiations following a violent showdown last month.
On July 26, six Assam policemen were killed and about 40 others injured in violent clashes with Mizoram police.

Fresh dispute between Assam and Mizoram over a bridge 

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area.

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area. Assam has accused Mizoram of constructing a bridge in its territory and Mizroam has hit back with a case against Assam Police for allegedly&nbsp;stealing construction material.
The police case was withdrawn on Sunday, the Hindustan Times has reported.
Assam officials alleged that Mizoram officials entered the state&rsquo;s Hailakandi district and started constructing the bridge ar Kachurthal in Ramnathpur police station area.
Mizoram officials, however, said that the bridge was being constructed on its side at Zophai near Bairabi town and accused the Assam police of stealing the construction material.
Just weeks ago the two governments announced a road map for peaceful negotiations following a violent showdown last month.
On July 26, six Assam policemen were killed and about 40 others injured in violent clashes with Mizoram police.

Just weeks after a prolonged and bloody conflict, Assam and Mizoram are at loggerheads once again. This time over a bridge in a border area.

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted on Monday that he has directed the Police to withdraw the FIR against K Vanlalvena, the Rajya Sabha MP from Mizoram who had allegedly made &ldquo;threatening statements&rdquo; about the border violence issue.
Sarma said his state wants to keep the spirit of north east alive and take forward the "goodwill gesture" by Mizoram.
However, the Assam Chief Minister added that cases against the other police officers will be pursued.
Also Read&nbsp;Assam-Mizoram clash: borders of Northeast states to be demarcated by satellite imaging
Meanwhile, Mizoram government has also said it would withdraw the FIR filed against Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah had a telephonic discussion with Sarma and Mizoram CM Zoramthanga towards a peaceful resolution of the border differences. After the call, Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga tweeted to inform that the boundary dispute with Assam will be resolved amicably through dialogue

Border dispute thaw? Assam CM directs Police to withdraw FIR against Mizoram MP

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma said he has directed the Police to withdraw the FIR against Mizoram&nbsp;MP who had allegedly made &ldquo;threatening statements&rdquo; about the border violence

Assam CM directs police to withdraw FIR against Mizoram MP K Vanlalvena
Vanlalvena&nbsp;allegedly made threatening statements' about border clashes
Assam CM: want&nbsp;to keep spirit of north east alive &amp; take forward goodwill gesture&nbsp;
Mizoram&nbsp;govt said would withdraw&nbsp;FIR filed against Himanta Biswa Sarma
Amit Shah discussed peaceful resolution&nbsp;with both the NE&nbsp;CMs&nbsp;
Mizoram&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Zoramthanga:&nbsp;dispute with Assam to be resolved amicably through dialogue

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma said he has directed the Police to withdraw the FIR against Mizoram&nbsp;MP who had allegedly made &ldquo;threatening statements&rdquo; about the border violence

Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted on Monday that he has directed the Police to withdraw the FIR against the Rajya Sabha MP from Mizoram,&nbsp;K Vanlalvena,&nbsp;who had allegedly made 'threatening statements' about the border violence issue.
Sarma said his state wants to keep the spirit of north east alive and take forward the "goodwill gesture" by Mizoram.
However, the Assam Chief Minister added that cases against the other police officers will be pursued.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-mizoram-clash-borders-of-northeast-states-to-be-demarcated-by-satellite-imaging-1627826582319" target="_blank">Assam-Mizoram clash: borders of Northeast states to be demarcated by satellite imaging</a>
Meanwhile, Mizoram government has also said it would withdraw the FIR filed against Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah had a telephonic discussion with Sarma and Mizoram CM Zoramthanga towards a peaceful resolution of the border differences. After the call, Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga tweeted to inform that the boundary dispute with Assam will be resolved amicably through dialogue

The boundary dispute between Mizoram and Assam will be resolved amicably through dialogue, Chief Minister Zoramthanga wrote on Twitter on Sunday. He said the decision was was taken during telephonic discussion with Home Minister Amit Shah and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Zoramthanga appealed to the people of Mizoram to prevent any possible escalation of the situation.
Also Read&nbsp;Assam, Nagaland agree to withdraw states&rsquo; forces from border points
Meanwhile, Mizoram Chief Secretary said the state government will relook at the FIR registered against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma over the recent clashes at the interstate border, adding that he and the state CM were not aware of the FIR launched against Sarma.
On July 30, Himanta Biswa Sarma was booked along with four senior officers of the Assam Police on charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy over the clashes
Assam and Mizoram have been engaged in a tense border stand-off after seven people, including six Assam Police personnel, were killed and scores injured in a clash along the Mizoram-Assam inter-state border on July 26.
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Border row: After call with Amit Shah, Mizoram CM says 'will resolve dispute amicably'

After a telephonic discussion with&nbsp;Amit Shah &amp; Assam CM&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma, Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga wrote on Twitter that the boundary dispute will be resolved amicably through dialogue

<ul>
<li>Mizoram CM Zoramthanga&nbsp;says interstate border dispute to be resolved amicably</li>
<li>Decision taken during telephonic discussion with Amit Shah, Assam CM</li>
<li>Zoramthanga&nbsp;appeal to the people to&nbsp;prevent any possible escalation of the situation</li>
<li>Mizoram&nbsp;Chief Sect: Will relook at FIR registered against Assam CM&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa, 6 top officials by&nbsp;Mizoram&nbsp;police</li>
<li>Clashes broke out at the border between Assam and Mizoram&nbsp;on July 26</li>
</ul>

After a telephonic discussion with&nbsp;Amit Shah &amp; Assam CM&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma, Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga wrote on Twitter that the boundary dispute will be resolved amicably through dialogue

The boundary dispute between Mizoram and Assam will be resolved amicably through dialogue, Chief Minister Zoramthanga wrote on Twitter on Sunday. He said the decision was was taken during telephonic discussion with Home Minister Amit Shah and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Zoramthanga appealed to the people of Mizoram to prevent any possible escalation of the situation.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-nagaland-agree-to-withdraw-states-forces-from-border-points-1627734877895" target="_blank">Assam, Nagaland agree to withdraw states&rsquo; forces from border points</a>
Meanwhile, Mizoram Chief Secretary said the state government will relook at the FIR registered against Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma over the recent clashes at the interstate border, adding that he and the state CM were not aware of the FIR launched against Sarma.
On July 30, Himanta Biswa Sarma was booked along with six senior officers of the Assam Police on charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy over the clashes
Assam and Mizoram have been engaged in a tense border stand-off after seven people, including six Assam Police personnel, were killed and scores injured in a clash along the Mizoram-Assam inter-state border on July 26.
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The state governments of&nbsp;Assam and Nagaland on Saturday arrived at an understanding to withdraw their forces from the border points back to their respective base camps.
Sharing the information on Twitter, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said it is a historic step in the&nbsp;relations between the two states and expressed his gratitude to&nbsp;Nagaland&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Neiphiu Rio.&nbsp;
Assam is committed to ensuring peace along all its borders &amp; strives&nbsp;for social &amp; economic prosperity of Northeast region, Sarma&nbsp;added.&nbsp;
The announcement comes at a time when Assam is embroiled in a flared up border dispute with the Northeastern state of Mizoram&nbsp;

Assam, Nagaland agree to withdraw states’ forces from border points

The state governments of&nbsp;Assam and Nagaland on Saturday arrived at an understanding to withdraw their forces from the border points back to their respective base camps.

Assam and Nagaland&nbsp;withdraw forces from the borders
Historic step in the relations between two states: Assam CM
Committed to ensure peace': Sarma&nbsp;expresses gratitude to Nagaland&nbsp;CM
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The announcement comes at a time when Assam is embroiled in a flared up border dispute with the Northeastern state of Mizoram

The state governments of&nbsp;Assam and Nagaland on Saturday arrived at an understanding to withdraw their forces from the border points back to their respective base camps.
Sharing the information on Twitter, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said it is a historic step in the&nbsp;relations between the two states and expressed his gratitude to&nbsp;Nagaland&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Neiphiu Rio.&nbsp;
Assam is committed to ensuring peace along all its borders &amp; strives&nbsp;for social &amp; economic prosperity of Northeast region, Sarma&nbsp;added.&nbsp;
The announcement comes at a time when Assam is embroiled in a flared up border dispute with the Northeastern state of Mizoram &nbsp;

After Mizoram&nbsp;police filed an FIR against him, Assam Chief Minister Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;tweeted that while he is happy to join any investigation into Monday's clashes along the border between the two states, the case should be given to a neutral agency.&nbsp;
He added that he had already spoken to Mizoram&nbsp;CM about transferring the case to neutral agency since the clashes had taken place well within the territory of Assam.&nbsp;
Mizoram&nbsp;police has filed an FIR against Biswa&nbsp;and 6 top Assam officials following clashes over border dispute on July 26&nbsp;hat left at least seven people from Assam dead and more than 50 people injured.
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Happy to join any probe into border clashes: Assam CM after Mizoram police's FIR

Assam Chief Minister Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;tweeted that while he is happy to join any investigation into Monday's clashes along the border between the two states, the case should be given to a neutral agency.&nbsp;

FIR filed against Assam CM by Mizoram&nbsp;police, 'happy to join investigation' says Sarma
FIR after flare up in border dispute between Assam and Mizoram
Sarma&nbsp;wants the case be given to a neutral agency, speaks to Mizoram&nbsp;CM
Assam-Mizoram&nbsp;clashes: FIR against Assam CM and 6 top officials
July 26 clash at Assam-Mizoram&nbsp;border killed&nbsp;7 and injured over 50

Mizoram&nbsp;police has filed an FIR against Biswa&nbsp;and 6 top Assam officials following clashes over border dispute on July 26&nbsp;
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After Mizoram&nbsp;police filed an FIR against him, Assam Chief Minister Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;tweeted that while he is happy to join any investigation into Monday's clashes along the border between the two states, the case should be given to a neutral agency.&nbsp;
He added that he had already spoken to Mizoram&nbsp;CM about transferring the case to neutral agency since the clashes had taken place well within the territory of Assam.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/border-dispute-mizoram-police-file-fir-against-assam-cm-himanta-biswas-1627699354314">Mizoram&nbsp;police has filed an FIR against Biswa&nbsp;and 6 top Assam officials</a> following clashes over border dispute on July 26&nbsp;hat left at least seven people from Assam dead and more than 50 people injured.
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The Mizoram Police registered an FIR against Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and six top state officials on charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy over the recent clashes at the interstate border that killed seven people.
Additionally, some 200 unnamed police personnel, too, have been mentioned in the case.
The case is filed at the Vairengte Police Station in the&nbsp;Kolasib district of Mizoram, which borders Assam's Cachar.
The developments came on a day Mizoram condemned Assam&rsquo;s decision to ask its citizens to not travel to the neighbouring state.
 Also Watch:&nbsp;After Assam's travel advisory Mizoram CM says 'North-East India will always be one'
The two states have been at odds over the boundary for decades, but things flared up this week.
On Monday, violence broke out in the border area between these two districts, leading to the death of seven people and injuries of 50 others. Each side has accused the other of causing the violence.

Border dispute: Mizoram police file FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa

The Mizoram&nbsp;police has&nbsp;registered an FIR against Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and six top state officials over the recent clashes at the inter-state border.&nbsp;

Mizoram police file FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa

<ul>
<li>Border dispute: FIR against Assam CM Himanta Biswa, 6 top officials by&nbsp;Mizoram&nbsp;police</li>
<li>FIR against Assam CM on&nbsp;charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy</li>
<li>FIR after clashes broke out at the border between Assam and Mizoram</li>
</ul>
<ul>7 people died, 50 were injured in the border clashes on Monday</ul>

The case is filed at the Vairengte Police Station in Kolasib district of Mizoram, which borders Assam's Cachar.

The Mizoram Police registered an FIR against Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and six top state officials on charges of attempt to murder and criminal conspiracy over the recent clashes at the interstate border that killed seven people.
Nearly 200 unnamed police personnel too&nbsp;have been mentioned in the case.The case was filed at the Vairengte Police Station in the&nbsp;Kolasib district of Mizoram, which borders Assam's Cachar.
The developments came on a day Mizoram condemned Assam&rsquo;s decision to ask its citizens not to travel to the neighbouring state.
 Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-assam-s-travel-advisory-mizoram-cm-says-north-east-india-will-always-be-one-1627647843698" target="_blank">After Assam's travel advisory Mizoram CM says 'North-East India will always be one'</a>
The two states have been at odds over the boundary for decades but the dispute flared earlier this week.&nbsp;
On Monday, violence broke out in the border area between Assam's Cachar&nbsp;and Mizoram's&nbsp;Kolasib leading to the death of seven people and injuries to 50 others.&nbsp;

Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga said North east India will always be one a day after Assam advised its people not to travel to the neighbouring state

In response to Assam order Mizoram says 'North-East India will always be one'

//'North-East will always be one', says&nbsp;Mizoram&nbsp;CM amid border dispute with Assam
//Zoramthanga's tweet comes after Himanta&nbsp;govt's&nbsp;travel advisory
//Mizoram&nbsp;govt: no curbs on non-residents travelling through border district&nbsp;
//Assam has given&nbsp;cautionary advisory to its citizens to not travel to Mizoram
//Assam: vehicles entering from Mizoram will be checked for illicit drugs

Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga said North east India will always be one a day after Assam advised its people not to travel to the neighbouring state

Mizoram Chief Minister Zoramthanga said North east India will always be one a day after Assam advised its people not to travel to the neighbouring state. This comes in the wake of the gunfight between the police forces of the two states earlier this week over border dispute.
Zoramthanga also shared his government notification, issued a day before <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/days-after-violent-border-clashes-assam-asks-citizens-not-to-travel-to-mizoram-1627610296484" target="_blank">Assam's travel advisory</a>, that read there will be no restrictions on non-residents of Mizoram traveling through the state's Kolasib district, which borders Assam's Cachar district.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mizoram-mp-gives-death-threat-to-assam-cops-outside-parliament-1627533228816" target="_blank">Mizoram MP gives death threat to Assam cops outside parliament</a>
The Chief Minister also provided a list of names and telephone numbers to report any problems faced by non-Mizos within Kolasib district.
Assam, on the other hand has said all vehicles entering from Mizoram will be checked for "illicit drugs".

K Vanlalvena, Rajya Sabha MP from Mizoram on Wednesday openly threatened Assam police, amid an escalating border dispute between two neighbouring states Assam and Mizoram.
"More than 200 policemen entered out territory and they pushed back our policemen from our own posts and they gave firing orders first, before we fired. They are lucky that we didn't kill them all. If they come again, we shall kill them all," he said.
A team of Assam Police are now going to Delhi to question K Vanlalvena on what they alleged is a deliberate, unprovoked attack by the Mizoram Police near the border on Monday.
Six Assam policemen died in unprecedented violence between the police forces of two states earlier this week. The Assam police have alleged a conspiracy and accused the Mizoram MP of having a role in it.
Also watch:&nbsp;Assam, Mizoram agree to deploy neutral forces at contested border
The violence in which 45 people were also injured, had started on Monday morning at the Inner Line Reserve Forest area of Cachar district. Later each state had issued tit-for-tat allegations of intrusion in violation of a previous understanding. Paramilitary forces were deployed to keep the peace at the disturbed area.

Mizoram MP gives death threat to Assam cops outside parliament

Mizoram MP gives death threat to Assam cops outside parliament, cops will now question him in Delhi over his alleged role in the border clash

Rajya Sabha MP from Mizoram gives open death threats to Assam police
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Assam police team will question the MP on his role in the border clash
Assam police:&nbsp;deliberate, unprovoked attack by the Mizoram Police
6 Assam cops died in violence between the 2 states earlier this week
Violence started at&nbsp;Inner Line Reserve Forest area over state border&nbsp;&nbsp;
Paramilitary forces deployed to keep the peace at the disturbed area

A team of Assam Police are now going to Delhi to question K Vanlalvena on what they alleged is a deliberate, unprovoked attack by the Mizoram Police near the border on Monday.

K Vanlalvena, Rajya Sabha MP from Mizoram on Wednesday openly threatened Assam police, amid an escalating border dispute between two neighbouring states Assam and Mizoram.
"More than 200 policemen entered out territory and they pushed back our policemen from our own posts and they gave firing orders first, before we fired. They are lucky that we didn't kill them all. If they come again, we shall kill them all," he said.
A team of Assam Police are now going to Delhi to question K Vanlalvena on what they alleged is a deliberate, unprovoked attack by the Mizoram Police near the border on Monday.
Six Assam policemen died in unprecedented violence between the police forces of two states earlier this week. The Assam police have alleged a conspiracy and accused the Mizoram MP of having a role in it.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/assam-mizoram-agree-to-deploy-neutral-forces-at-contested-border-1627494813264" target="_blank">Assam, Mizoram agree to deploy neutral forces at contested border</a>
The violence in which 45 people were also injured, had started on Monday morning at the Inner Line Reserve Forest area of Cachar district. Later each state had issued tit-for-tat allegations of intrusion in violation of a previous understanding. Paramilitary forces were deployed to keep the peace at the disturbed area.

Laying wreaths to pay homage to the Assam cops who lost their lives in the border clash with on Monday night, in Silchar, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said, not an inch of Assam will be conceded to Mizoram.
Sarma added that all police personnel guarding the borders will be provided with one month's extra salary by the Assam government.&nbsp;The Assam Chief Minister also announced an ex-gratia of Rs 50 lakh to the families of those who lost their lives to the border conflict with Mizoram. 
Sarma said, the Mizoram police are still at the post, and the Mizoram government started making a road on the inner land of Assam. He added that his govt has done a survey of all borders and as per satellite imagery status quo is maintained. 
The Assam Chief Minister said that satellite pictures show Mizoram has made some settlements in these areas, and reserve forests need to be conserved and maintained.
The Assam govt has decided to move to the Supreme Court over issue of borders. So that no one can encroach reserve forests. Sarma said, the long-standing border dispute is between two states and not two political parties.
He added that Assam doesn't want land, they only want that reserve forests should not be allowed for any state's settlement. He added that Assam does not believe in revenge and economic blockade.

Assam-Mizoram border clash: Himanta Biswa Sarma says, 'won't concede an inch of Assam'

Assam-Mizoram border clash | Chief Minister&nbsp;Himanta Biswa Sarma says, 'won't concede an inch of Assam'

Assam-Mizoram&nbsp;border row: CM Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sarma&nbsp;talks tough
Sarma&nbsp;was at Silchar&nbsp;to pay homage to the killed Assam cops
Assam CM: not an inch of Assam will be conceded to Mizoram
'All policemen guarding the borders will be given a month's extra salary'
An ex-gratia of Rs 50 lakh to the families of those killed also announced
'Mizoram govt has started&nbsp;making a road on the inner land of Assam'
'Assam govt surveyed borders, as per satellite imagery status quo&nbsp;stays'
Assam CM: reserve forests in the area must be conserved and maintained
Assam govt will be moving the Supreme Court over issue of borders
Sarma: border dispute is between two states and not two political parties
'Assam doesn't want land, want forests not to be allowed for state settlements'
Himanta&nbsp;Biswa&nbsp;Sarma: Assam does not believe in revenge &amp; economic blockade

At least 5 Assam Police personnel were killed while defending the &ldquo;constitutional boundary&rdquo; of the state with Mizoram and more than 60 people injured, in a bloody conflict on Monday.

Laying wreaths to pay homage to the Assam cops who lost their lives in the border clash with on Monday night, in Silchar, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma said, not an inch of Assam will be conceded to Mizoram.
Sarma added that all police personnel guarding the borders will be provided with one month's extra salary by the Assam government.&nbsp;The Assam Chief Minister also announced an ex-gratia of Rs 50 lakh to the families of those who lost their lives to the border conflict with Mizoram. 
Sarma said, the Mizoram police are still at the post, and the Mizoram government started making a road on the inner land of Assam. He added that his govt has done a survey of all borders and as per satellite imagery status quo is maintained. 
The Assam Chief Minister said that satellite pictures show Mizoram has made some settlements in these areas, and reserve forests need to be conserved and maintained.
The Assam govt has decided to move to the Supreme Court over issue of borders. So that no one can encroach reserve forests. Sarma said, the long-standing border dispute is between two states and not two political parties.
He added that Assam doesn't want land, they only want that reserve forests should not be allowed for any state's settlement. He added that Assam does not believe in revenge and economic blockade.

A day after deadly clashes on Assam-Mizoram border left 5 Assam police personnel dead, the central government has assured that the situation in the area is under control.
The Home Ministry said it's keeping a tab on the situation, and that the "CRPF troops are deployed to keep a check on both sides".
Earlier, on Monday home minister Amit Shah had spoken to Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga about the volatile situation and urged them to resolve issues.
Sarma and Mizoram Home Minister Lalchamliana will also be visiting the border area in their state to assess the situation.
The situation along the Mizoram-Assam border has been on the boil since June-end when Assam Police allegedly took control over an area known as 'Aitlanghnar'.

Day after deadly Assam-Mizoram clashes, Centre says situation under control

Assam-Mizoram&nbsp;clashes: Home ministry says CRPF&nbsp;has been deployed to keep a check on both sides&nbsp;

Assam-Mizoram clashes: Centre says all under control

A day after deadly clashes on Assam-Mizoram border left 5 Assam police personnel dead, the central government has assured that the situation in the area is under control.
The Home Ministry said it's keeping a tab on the situation, and that the "CRPF troops are deployed to keep a check on both sides".
Earlier, on Monday home minister Amit Shah had spoken to Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga about the volatile situation and urged them to resolve issues.
Sarma and Mizoram Home Minister Lalchamliana will also be visiting the border area in their state to assess the situation.
The situation along the Mizoram-Assam border has been on the boil since June-end when Assam Police allegedly took control over an area known as 'Aitlanghnar'.

The Home Ministry said it's keeping a tab on the Assam-Mizoram situation, and that the "CRPF troops are deployed to keep a check on both sides".

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday attacked Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the violence at the Assam-Mizoram border. He said that Shah has "failed" the country by "sowing hatred and distrust" into the lives of people and India is now reaping its "dreadful consequences".
According to officials, at least five Assam Police personnel were killed and more than 60 people injured, including an SP, as the festering border dispute between the two northeastern states erupted into a bloody conflict on Monday.
"HM has failed the country yet again by sowing hatred and distrust into the lives of people. India is now reaping its dreadful consequences," the Congress MP tweeted.
In a statement on Monday, the Assam government alleged that the Mizoram Police opened fire on its officials and civilians from two dominating high features with automatic weapons, including light machine guns.
However, Mizoram govt claimed that the state police responded "spontaneously by firing back" at Assam Police after its 200 personnel forcibly crossed a duty post manned by CRPF personnel and indulged in arson and firing and assaulted unarmed people.
Later, Shah spoke to Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga and urged them to ensure peace along the disputed border and find an amicable settlement.

'Amit Shah has failed India': Rahul Gandhi on Assam-Mizoram violence

Assam-Mizoram violence: Rahul Gandhi slams Amit Shah

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday attacked Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the violence at the Assam-Mizoram border. He said that Shah has "failed" the country by "sowing hatred and distrust" into the lives of people and India is now reaping its "dreadful consequences".
According to officials, at least five Assam Police personnel were killed and more than 60 people injured, including an SP, as the festering border dispute between the two northeastern states erupted into a bloody conflict on Monday.
"HM has failed the country yet again by sowing hatred and distrust into the lives of people. India is now reaping its dreadful consequences," the Congress MP tweeted.
In a statement on Monday, the Assam government alleged that the Mizoram Police opened fire on its officials and civilians from two dominating high features with automatic weapons, including light machine guns.
However, Mizoram govt claimed that the state police responded "spontaneously by firing back" at Assam Police after its 200 personnel forcibly crossed a duty post manned by CRPF personnel and indulged in arson and firing and assaulted unarmed people.
Later, Shah spoke to Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga and urged them to ensure peace along the disputed border and find an amicable settlement.

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi tweeted that Amit&nbsp;Shah has "failed" the country by "sowing hatred and distrust" into the lives of people and India is now reaping its "dreadful consequences"

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday attacked Union Home Minister Amit Shah over the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/5-assam-cops-killed-over-50-wounded-amid-border-clash-with-mizoram-1627354229024" target="_blank">violence at the Assam-Mizoram border.</a> He said that Shah has "failed" the country by "sowing hatred and distrust" into the lives of people and India is now reaping its "dreadful consequences".
According to officials, at least five Assam Police personnel were killed and more than 60 people injured, including an SP, as the festering border dispute between the two northeastern states erupted into a bloody conflict on Monday.
"HM has failed the country yet again by sowing hatred and distrust into the lives of people. India is now reaping its dreadful consequences," the Congress MP tweeted.
In a statement on Monday, the Assam government alleged that the Mizoram Police opened fire on its officials and civilians from two dominating high features with automatic weapons, including light machine guns.
However, Mizoram govt claimed that the state police responded "spontaneously by firing back" at Assam Police after its 200 personnel forcibly crossed a duty post manned by CRPF personnel and indulged in arson and firing and assaulted unarmed people.
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Later, Shah spoke to Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma and his Mizoram counterpart Zoramthanga and urged them to ensure peace along the disputed border and find an amicable settlement.

A war of words and videos erupted between Mizoram and Assam chief ministers on Twitter on Monday after fresh border violence between the two northeastern states. Chief ministers of both the BJP ruled states publicly&nbsp;accused people on the other side of indulging in violence. Mizoram CM Zoramthanga tweeted videos of violence against Mizoram people allegedly by the Assamese people and police and appealed to home minister Amit Shah to intervene. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma hit back with his own video showing violence against Assam cops from the Mizoram side.The public spat between the two BJP CMs came just two days after Amit Shah's visit ti Northeast to mediate between the two states on the border dispute.Assam and Mizoram have seen violent and frequent clashes in border areas recently.

War of words between Assam & Mizoram CMs over border clashes

Assam Vs Mizoram:&nbsp;Chief ministers of both the BJP ruled states publicly&nbsp;accused people on the other side of indulging in violence.

A war of words and videos erupted between Mizoram and Assam chief ministers on Twitter on Monday after fresh border violence between the two northeastern states. Chief ministers of both the BJP ruled states publicly&nbsp;accused people on the other side of indulging in violence. Mizoram CM Zoramthanga tweeted videos of violence against Mizoram people allegedly by the Assamese people and police and appealed to home minister Amit Shah to intervene. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma hit back with his own video showing violence against Assam cops from the Mizoram side. The public spat between the two BJP CMs came just two days after Amit Shah's visit ti Northeast to mediate between the two states on the border dispute.
News agency ANI&nbsp;has reported that Amit&nbsp;Shah has spoken to both the chief ministers and asked them to resolve the border issues.&nbsp; Assam and Mizoram have seen violent and frequent clashes in border areas recently.

Chief ministers of both the BJP ruled states publicly&nbsp;accused people on the other side of indulging in violence.

A war of words and videos erupted between Mizoram and Assam chief ministers on Twitter on Monday after fresh border violence between the two northeastern states. Chief ministers of both the BJP ruled states publicly&nbsp;accused people on the other side of indulging in violence. Mizoram CM Zoramthanga tweeted videos of violence against Mizoram people allegedly by the Assamese people and police and appealed to home minister Amit Shah to intervene.
 Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma hit back with his own video showing violence against Assam cops from the Mizoram side. The public spat between the two BJP CMs came just two days after Amit Shah's visit to Northeast to mediate between the two states on the border dispute.
News agency ANI&nbsp;has reported that Amit&nbsp;Shah has spoken to both the chief ministers and asked them to resolve the border issues.&nbsp; Assam and Mizoram have seen violent and frequent clashes in border areas recently.

A Mizoram minister has announced a cash incentive of ₹ 1 lakh to a living parent with the highest number of children in his constituency to encourage population growth among the demographically small Mizo communities.
Sports Minister Robert Romawia Royte did not mention the minimum number of children.
The declaration came at a time when several Indian states are advocating a population control policy.
On the occasion of Father's Day on Sunday, Royte announced that he would reward a living man or woman having the largest number of offspring within his Aizawl East-2 assembly constituency with a cash incentive of ₹ 1 lakh.
The person will also get a certificate and a trophy, the minister said in a statement on Monday.
The minister said that the infertility rate and the decreasing growth rate of the Mizo population has become a serious concern.
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Mizoram minister: ₹1 lakh reward for parents with most kids

A Mizoram minister has announced a cash incentive of ₹ 1 lakh to a living parent with the highest number of children in his constituency

A Mizoram minister has announced a cash incentive of ₹ 1 lakh to a living parent with the highest number of children in his constituency to encourage population growth among the demographically small Mizo communities.
Sports Minister Robert Romawia Royte did not mention the minimum number of children.
The declaration came at a time when several Indian states are advocating a population control policy.
On the occasion of Father's Day on Sunday, Royte announced that he would reward a living man or woman having the largest number of offspring within his Aizawl East-2 assembly constituency with a cash incentive of ₹ 1 lakh.
The minister said that the infertility rate and the decreasing growth rate of the Mizo population has become a serious concern.
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A Mizoram minister has announced a cash incentive of ₹ 1 lakh to a living parent with the highest number of children in his constituency to encourage population growth among the demographically small Mizo communities.
Sports Minister Robert Romawia Royte did not mention the minimum number of children.
The declaration came at a time when several Indian states are advocating a population control policy.
On the occasion of Father's Day on Sunday, Royte announced that he would reward a living man or woman having the largest number of offspring within his Aizawl East-2 assembly constituency with a cash incentive of ₹ 1 lakh.
The person will also get a certificate and a trophy, the minister said in a statement on Monday.
The minister said that the infertility rate and the decreasing growth rate of the Mizo population has become a serious concern.
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The chief minister of Myanmar's Chin state, Salai Lian Luai, is among over 9,000 people who have taken refuge in Mizoram following a military coup in the neighbouring country in February, news agency PTI has reported quoting a senior police officer.
Chin, a state in Western Myanmar, shares its Western border with Mizoram.
"The Chin state chief minister crossed the international border and entered Champhai town on Monday night," the officer told PTI.
He said that 24 lawmakers, including Luai, of Aung San Suu Kyis party, the National League for Democracy, have taken shelter in different parts of Mizoram.
The Myanmarese nationals are provided with shelter and food by civil society organisations and student bodies, while many are sheltered by the locals, the report said.
A large section of those who have taken refuge in the state belong to the Chin, also known as the Zo, community.
They share the same ancestry and culture as the Mizos of Mizoram.

Myanmar state CM, 9,000 others take refuge in Mizoram after military coup

The chief minister of Myanmar's Chin state, Salai Lian Luai, is among over 9,000 people who have taken refuge in Mizoram following the military coup

Myanmar state CM, 9,000 others take refuge in Mizoram

The chief minister of Myanmar's Chin state, Salai Lian Luai, is among over 9,000 people who have taken refuge in Mizoram following a military coup in the neighbouring country in February, news agency PTI has reported quoting a senior police officer.
Chin, a state in Western Myanmar, shares its Western border with Mizoram.
"The Chin state chief minister crossed the international border and entered Champhai town on Monday night," the officer told PTI.
He said that 24 lawmakers, including Luai, of Aung San Suu Kyis party, the National League for Democracy, have taken shelter in different parts of Mizoram.
The Myanmarese nationals are provided with shelter and food by civil society organisations and student bodies, while many are sheltered by the locals, the report said.
A large section of those who have taken refuge in the state belong to the Chin, also known as the Zo, community.
They share the same ancestry and culture as the Mizos of Mizoram.

38 wives, 89 children, 33 grandchildren. Ziona Chana from Mizoram, who headed the world's largest family, has died at the age of 76.
Moziram chief minister on Sunday bid farewell and said that Chana's house in Baktawng Tlangnuam house had become a major tourist attraction. He also tweeted a group picture of the huge family.
Ziona was the head of Chana pawl, a minor Christian sect formed in 1942 in Mizoram by his father. The sect follows the practice of polygamy. Born in 1945, Ziona married his first wife, who was three years older to him, at the age of 17. He married his last wife in 2004
Chana reportedly lived with his family in a large 100-room, four-storey building.

Mizoram man, head of world's largest family with 38 wives, 89 kids, dies at the age 76

38 wives, 89 children, 33 grandchildren. Ziona Chana from Mizoram, who headed the world's largest family, has died at the age of 76.

Mizoram man with 38 wives, 89 kids dies at the age 76

38 wives, 89 children, 33 grandchildren. Ziona Chana from Mizoram, who headed the world's largest family, has died at the age of 76.
Moziram chief minister on Sunday bid farewell and said that Chana's house in Baktawng Tlangnuam house had become a major tourist attraction. He also tweeted a group picture of the huge family.
Ziona was the head of Chana pawl, a minor Christian sect formed in 1942 in Mizoram by his father. The sect follows the practice of polygamy. Born in 1945, Ziona married his first wife, who was three years older to him, at the age of 17. He married his last wife in 2004
Chana reportedly lived with his family in a large 100-room, four-storey building.

In an attempt to break the VIP culture of the country, Mizoram minister took the nation by surprise. A photo of the Covid+ minister went viral as he mopped the floor at Zoram Medical College hospital. The 71-year-old minister, who was admitted in the hospital after his oxygen levels started to drop, said he had no intention of embarrassing the hospital staff and wanted to lead by setting an example. Talking to East Moji, R Lalzirliana said he was used to mopping as it was part of everyday household chores he did and this was not a big deal.
Netizens praised and applauded him hoping other VIPs got inspired by him and embody what public services really mean.

Viral: Mizoram minister mops floor at a hospital, netizens applaud

Covid+ Mizoram&nbsp;minister mops floor at hospital Lalzirliana&nbsp;in hospital after oxygen levels dropped
'Mopped floor not to embarrass&nbsp;staff but to set an example'
Netizens&nbsp;applaud minister's action, hope others get inspired

A Mizoram minister took people by surprise after he mopped the floor of a hospital ward in his state. A photo R Lalzirliana, who had tested positive for&nbsp;Covid-19, mopping&nbsp;the floor at Zoram Medical College hospital has gone viral. The 71-year-old minister, who was admitted in the hospital after his oxygen levels started to drop, said he had no intention of embarrassing the hospital staff and wanted to lead by setting an example. Lalzirliana said he was used to mopping as it was part of everyday household chores he did and this was not a big deal.
Netizens praised and applauded him, hoping other VIPs got inspired by him.

With several Myanmar police officers and civilians entering India through the north-east borders since February's military coup, the Home Ministry on Friday directed the states that share border with Myanmar to deport the foreigners. The Ministry has asked the four states -- Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh -- to take appropriate action and maintain strict vigil at the borders. Several Myanmar nationals, including many policemen, have entered Mizoram to evade the brutality of the Military Junta, after a coup on February 1 that ousted the elected government.

Centre asks northeast states to send back Myanmar refugees

With several Myanmar police officers and civilians entering India through the north-east borders since military coup, the Home Ministry has asked the states to deport them

With several Myanmar police officers and civilians entering India through the north-east borders since February's military coup, the Home Ministry on Friday directed the states that share border with Myanmar to deport the foreigners. The Ministry has asked the four states -- Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and Arunachal Pradesh -- to take appropriate action and maintain strict vigil at the borders. Several Myanmar nationals, including many policemen, have entered Mizoram to evade the brutality of the Military Junta, after a coup on February 1 that ousted the elected government.

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