PR No. 57/2025–2026

LAWNGTLAI, January 29, 2026 — In pursuance of the directive of the Governor of Mizoram, a Vote of Confidence to ascertain whether the Chief Executive Member (CEM) enjoys the confidence of the House was held today, January 29, 2026 (Thursday), at the LADC Session Hall, Lawngtlai. The session was presided over by the LADC Chairman, Pu C. Lalmuanthanga.

The voting was conducted by raising their hands, in which Pu C. Lalsawmzuala secured a majority. Accordingly, the LADC Chairman formally announced that Pu C. Lalsawmzuala had successfully passed the Vote of Confidence as Chief Executive Member.

Addressing the House, LADC CEM Pu C. Lalsawmzuala expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the Members for successfully passing the confidence motion. He stated that the House represents the mandate of the people of Lai Autonomous District, and affirmed that the Council stands firmly for what it believes to be in the best interest of the people and the land. He assured that the people of Lai Autonomous District should know that the Council remains committed, with sincerity and dedication, to transparent and responsible governance.

Pu V. Zirsanga (Independent), MDC from 17-Paithar Constituency, while speaking, welcomed the passing of the Vote of Confidence and urged the new leadership to move forward boldly in steering the administration. He emphasized that revenue collection should not place undue burden on the public and stressed the need for sound planning aimed at development.

Pu C. Ngunlianchunga (INC), MDC from 11-Lawngtlai Vengpui Constituency, in his address, stated that meaningful development cannot be achieved without a stable government. He highlighted the importance of transparency in public service delivery and prudent financial management, and also urged government employees to work strictly in accordance with rules and regulations.

Pu T. Zakunga (ZPM), MDC from 7-Vawmbuk Constituency, noted that while differing opinions are inherent in a democracy, collective effort for the welfare of the land and the people remains paramount. He pointed out that, amid a challenging financial situation and heavy liabilities, the upcoming budget must be framed with careful and prudent planning. He added that the opposition is always prepared to cooperate for the development of the district.

Pu L. R. Dingliana Chinzah (ZPM), MDC from 16-Lawngtlai AOC Constituency, urged the government to ensure that office holders and staff accord due importance to public interaction at offices, particularly for the benefit of the people.

Pu Bn. Thangpuia (BJP), MDC from 1-Sangau East Constituency, also expressed his wholehearted support and welcomed the new CEM.

The session concluded without any further business, as announced by LADC Chairman Pu C. Lalmuanthanga.

Written & Published by: I & PR Department, LADC, Lawngtlai