Replying to questions from K. Sangthuama and Lalruatkima of the Mizo National Front (MNF), Lalthanliana said that there were 32 villages where village council polls could not be held due to law and order problems.
He said that no nominations were filed in the area identified as 'Demand area' of the Manipur-based Hmar People's Convention (Democrats) militants during the election process.
Repeated extension of dates of filing nominations did not yield results prompting the State Election Commission to defer the polls in the villages indefinitely.
The villages where village council polls were not held were 25 villages in Aizawl district, six villages in Mizoram-Assam border Kolasib district and one village in Mizoram-Myanmar border Champhai district.
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