What price, twenty years of peace in Mizoram (1986-2006) : A Kuki perspective
In
the year 1964 the Kuki National Assembly and Manipur Mizo Integration
Council passed a resolution to achieve a single administrative unit for
the ethnic group. The resolution was signed by Holkhomang Haokip,
General Secretary of KNA and Ex-MP, and KT Lalla, Chairman of MMIC. On a
similar theme, from 15 to 18 January 1965, a convention of the various
ethnic groups took place at Kawnpui, in Churachandpur. The late LB
Thanga (Chief Secretary, Manipur, 1980-1982) notes that the event was
attended by over one hundred Mizo leaders from various political
parties.1 LINK, a news magazine from Delhi reported on 13 March 1966
[1995]: 'After three-day long deliberations,
