Aizawl: Chief Minister Lalduhoma met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the first time since assuming office, where he articulated Mizoram’s aspirations for a “Greater Mizoram Project” parallel to the national vision of Akhand Bharat or Greater India.
During the meeting, Chief Minister Lalduhoma emphasised Mizoram’s historical context, expressing how the British government had arbitrarily drawn the border between India and Burma without consulting the Mizo people. He underscored the adverse impact of this border, dividing the Mizo communities, and asserted that their ultimate goal is to live under a unified administration.
Addressing the pressing issue of refugees fleeing the military coup, the Chief Minister passionately stated that these individuals are not strangers but blood brothers to the people of Mizoram. He conveyed a strong commitment to providing them with the necessary care and support.
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In a bid to address regional concerns, Chief Minister Lalduhoma called for a more systematic enforcement of the Inner Line Permit. The Prime Minister, in response, encouraged the Chief Minister to submit a detailed proposal on this matter.
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