Mizoram 2024 Lok Sabha Election: Date, Time, and Congressional Details
The Lok Sabha elections will take place in seven phases starting on April 19 and ending with vote tallying on June 4th, according to Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar’s announcement.
“Elections are scheduled to take place worldwide in 2024. “We are dedicated to providing India with an authentically joyous democratic atmosphere,” the CEC declared as it revealed the poll dates.
“It’s our promise to deliver national election in a manner that can add to India’s shine on world stage,” he stated.
The CEC further stated, “There is no place for bloodshed and violence in the elections…,” in reference to poll-related violence.We will take action against them from wherever we learn of acts of violence.”
Additionally, the CEC declared that there are 96.8 crore registered voters in India.
There are 97 crore people who have registered to vote, 10.5 lakh polling places, 1.5 crore poll workers and security personnel, and 55 lakhs
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For many years, the Mizo National Front (MNF) has dominated Mizoram politics. Its roots are in the state’s historical struggle for autonomy and self-governance. The MNF, under the leadership of figures like Pu Laldenga and, more recently, Zoramthanga, has been instrumental in determining the political course of the state.
The Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM), which became a recognized political party only in 2019, won 27 seats in the December 2023 assembly elections, boosting its total from 8 seats in the 2018 polls. The Mizo National Front (MNF), led by the previous chief minister Zoramthanga, was overthrown by it.
After a fiercely contested fight, the MNF won the lone parliamentary seat in the 2019 Mizoram general elections. State election dynamics, on the other hand, have been more erratic, with coalition politics frequently having a big say in who forms the government.
