Government offices, educational institutions, shops and business establishments remained closed in Aizawl and other seven district headquarters due to the 12-hour bandh beginning 5 AM.
Aizawl district SP L.R.Dingliana Sailo said no untoward incident has been reported.
Aizawl city wore a deserted look with no vehicles, except those carrying the sick to hospitals, and people ventured on the streets.
The MNF called the bandh to pressurise Sailo to resign for his alleged involvement in drug smuggling through the drug licence of his under-aged son.
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