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Aizawl: Former Mizoram minister John Rotluangliana took aim at the Zoram People's Movement government on Tuesday, November 10. He claims the administration broke its campaign promises and stalled development across the state. The Congress leader spoke to a crowd during a training event in Chhiahtlang, Serchhip district.
He urged voters to scrutinize the current leadership based on actual results rather than rhetoric. The government is struggling to point to real progress. Rotluangliana asked why there has been no tangible improvement for the poor or inside individual constituencies. He criticized the current focus on staging minor sports tournaments instead of tackling serious infrastructure needs.
The accusations went deeper into the management of state-owned property. Rotluangliana claims the ZPM government sold off seven mini-hydel projects that were built during the Congress tenure. He also alleged the administration made repeated attempts to offload Lengpui Airport. "People should ask what development work the ZPM government has actually brought to their constituencies," he said.
The opposition continues to apply pressure. They are demanding answers regarding the handling of public assets and the lack of meaningful state initiatives. The criticism marks a heating up of local political tensions as the ZPM faces intense scrutiny over its development record.
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