In the hills and valleys of Mizoram, voters are hungry for change. They want development. They want better roads. They want job opportunities. They want to stand shoulder to shoulder with their Northeast sisters – and this election, they voted for exactly that.
On November 7, over eight lakh people in Mizoram cast their votes in favour of a new party on the block, the Zoram People’s Movement. In results announced today, the ZPM got a sweeping majority, winning 27 out of 40 seats in the first ever formal election it’s contesting.
