HRANGTURZO MLA HONOURS YOUTH ICON 2024 LALSANGLIANA WITH DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT

Lamtluang Online News, 23 October 2024: 

Lalmuanpuia Punte, MLA from Hrangturzo, awarded a development contract works to Lalsangliana, winner of Youth Icon 2024 from Bawktlang village in Mizoram. The contract was announced during Lalsangliana's farewell ceremony held at Zero Point in Salem Veng, Aizawl.

Youth Icon 2024 Lalsangliana received a grand welcome in Serchhip and North Vanlaiphai today, with many fans gathering to celebrate his achievement. After the reception, he proceeded to his village, Bawktlang, accompanied by his followers.

It's wonderful to see Lalsangliana's community rallying around him, especially considering Serchhip District's efforts to support its residents. 

ASSAM RIFLES DG MET MIZORAM CM LALDUHOMA

Lamtluang Online News: Assam Rifles' Director General, Lt Gen Vikas Lalkhera, met Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma at Mizoram House in New Delhi on October 21, 2024. In their official X (social media) handle, Assam Rifles posted that they discussed the security situation and stated, "Assam Rifles remains committed to the security and welfare of the people of Mizoram."

The irony lies in that the 2nd Battalion Assam Rifles, posted in Mizoram, brutally halted the Power and Electricity Minister's convoy on October 17, 2024, just a few miles away from Aizawl city. This sparked a heated narrative between the Power Minister and Assam Rifles, with both sides attempting to justify their stance on who was right and wrong.

It can be surmised that the recent meeting between the AR DG and Mizoram CM in Delhi indicates Assam Rifles has acknowledged their mistake. If they continue to claim commitment to security and welfare, they must train their personnel to respect and follow protocols for elected representatives chosen by the people of Mizoram.

Meanwhile, the Power and Electricity Department, in their press release today (October 22, 2024), demanded clarification and an apology for their minister, who was wrongly framed and illegally stopped by the 2nd Battalion Assam Rifles in Mizoram.

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MIZORAM GOVERNMENT LAUNCHES TEMPORARY BUS SERVICES AMIDST FUEL PRICE HIKE STRIKE

Lamtluang Online News, Aizawl, Mizoram - October 22, 2024

In a bid to mitigate the impact of the ongoing strike against fuel price hikes, the Mizoram Government has launched temporary bus services in Aizawl city, for October 23, 2024 (Wednesday).

The special bus services, aimed at facilitating public transportation, will operate on two routes: Ngaizel to Zemabawk and Zemabawk to Ngaizel. The buses will run from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm, departing every 20 minutes to ensure convenient travel for commuters.

According to an official notice issued by the Director of Transport Department, the temporary bus services are intended to minimize disruptions caused by the strike and provide relief to the public.

The strike, called by commercial vehicle owners, demands a reduction in fuel prices, which have increased significantly since September 1. Petrol prices have risen from Rs 93.93 to Rs 99.24 per liter, while diesel prices have increased from Rs 82.62 to Rs 88.02 per liter.

Details of the Temporary Bus Services:

- Routes: Ngaizel-Zemabawk and Zemabawk-Ngaizel

- Operating Hours: 7:30 am - 5:00 pm

- Frequency: Every 20 minutes

The public can contact the Director of Transport Department for further information.

DAYLIGHT SHOOTING OCCURS IN AIZAWL

Lamtluang news: On October 22, 2024 (Tuesday), at around 3 pm, Pu Suankhanthanga from Kawlbem village, undergoing medical treatment in Aizawl, was shot in the head near Zemabawk cemetery while walking to his daughter's residence after a medical consultation.

Two unidentified men were seen fleeing the scene in a taxi, according to eyewitnesses. Pu Suankhanthanga is currently receiving medical attention at Aizawl Civil Hospital.

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Daylights shooting victim Mr. Suankhanthanga