Mizoram surrender of more than 100 militants

114 Mizoram surrenders in Mizoram India They are all members of the Peer Peoples Convention Democratic (ACPC-D).
The militants officially handed over arms to Mizoram Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla on Friday.

The 'homecoming' program was organized for the surrender of militants in Sesawang, 39 km away from the capital Aizawl. Earlier on Monday, the militants were signed to surrender with the state government. The state government has promised to take the case against the militants.

The militants led by their militants had their self-proclaimed supreme commander, Joshbangra. They submit 44 ultra modern firearms and ammunition with 9-a-series rifles.

After the surrender of militants, the Chief Minister said that now they all can live with their families. Statesmen can enjoy peace safely.

Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla said, "There is no other existence of any terrorist organization in Mizoram by this surrender." Mizoram is the only Indian state which received 182.54 million rupees from the central government as a peace bonus.

At the same time, Lal Thanhawla said to the people of the state to develop peace with the opportunity for peace. He warned, "If someone lifted the weapon again, the state government would face it with a heavy hand. In any case, turmoil will not be tolerated. '

HPCD spokesman Lalbiyakajama told reporters, "Today is a historic day. Not only for the people of the community, all residents of Mizoram will return to this house.

Earlier, Mizo National Front (MNF) militants surrendered and returned to normal life. The one-time MNF leader also became the elected Chief Minister of the state of Saldana. Mizoram is the only Congress-ruled state in northeast India.