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Burmese Mizo influence, led by
Burmese ex-military
officer Lalbiakthanga and
Lalmawia Khiangte.
Known as
Zalen Pawl ("Party of the Privileged"), the UMFO struggled...
- Lalbiakthanga, an ex-Burmese Mizo
military officer from Burma, on 5 July 1947.
Lalmawia Khiangte a
former King's
Commisionered Emergency Officer under the WW2...
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twenty Mizos already active in Mizo
politics to be formed. In this vote,
Lalmawia, the
president of the
United Mizo
Freedom Organization,
gained more votes...
- supplies:
Thangkima Secretary of information:
Ngurkunga Secretary of welfare:
Lalmawia The
Mizoram Sawrkawr designed two
flags initially. One for the government...
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Burmese ex-military
officer Lalbiakthanga formed the UMFO on 5 July 1947.
Lalmawia Khiangte a
former King's
Commission Emergency Officer during WW2 British...
- (SC/ST/None)
Member Party Lungleh ST C.
Thumluaia Independent Aijal East ST
Lalmawia Independent Aijal West ST
Thanglura Independent Patharkandi SC Upadhyaya...
- mautam. The
organisation would be
organised with a
chairman headed by
Lalmawia, a vice
chairman headed by H. Khuma, the
organising secretary under C....
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appointed as
parliamentary secretaries,
which included A. Thanglura, Pu
Lalmawia,
Lalit Kumar Doley, and Sai Sai Terang. Of
among the ministers, Fakhruddin...
- V. L.
Tluanga 2,442 35.88 MPC
Zairemthanga 1,578 23.19
Independent B.
Lalmawia 291 4.28
Margin of
victory 53 0.78
Total valid votes 6,806
Rejected ballots...
