Mamit district deputy commissioner Vanlalngaihsaka told PTI over phone that the makeshift verification office was closed by the officials at 3 pm after no one appeared for identification as bona fide resident of Mizoram.
Vanlalngaihsaka said that despite this, the process would continue as scheduled till tomorrow, the last date set for identification in the Khakchangpara relief camp.
Earlier, the proposed repatriation of Brus from Kaskau relief camp, scheduled to be taken up between June 8 to 12, could not be undertaken as no one came forward for identification during June 2 to 4.
Mizoram government prepared Road Map - IV for Bru repatriation commencing from June 1 which will be continued till September 4.
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