AIZAWL: Lalhriatrenga Chhangte, deputy controller of mines at Indian Bureau of Mines, Kolkata, stated in a press convention on Friday that he has filed a case with the executive judicial Justice of the Peace of Serchhip district against Mizoram chief minister Lal Thanhawla, accusing him of issuing false affidavits ahead of magistrates while filing his nomination papers.
Chhangte alleged that despite the fact that CM Lal Thanhawla owns a landed assets at New Town in Kolkata, he failed to mention this in the affidavit while filing his nominations on 8th November, 2013.
"Lal Thanhawla has continued to claim that he had never indulged in corruption but he was among the top ten of the richest chief ministers in the country," Chhangte stated.
Meanwhile, the ruling Mizoram Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) leaders made counter allegations against Chhangte claiming that he was motivated by way of personal grudges against the CM as a result of Lal Thanhawla had defeated Chhangte's elder brother, Senior Advocate C. Lalramzauva, three time in the state polls from the Serchhip constituency.
Chhangte alleged that despite the fact that CM Lal Thanhawla owns a landed assets at New Town in Kolkata, he failed to mention this in the affidavit while filing his nominations on 8th November, 2013.
"Lal Thanhawla has continued to claim that he had never indulged in corruption but he was among the top ten of the richest chief ministers in the country," Chhangte stated.
Meanwhile, the ruling Mizoram Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) leaders made counter allegations against Chhangte claiming that he was motivated by way of personal grudges against the CM as a result of Lal Thanhawla had defeated Chhangte's elder brother, Senior Advocate C. Lalramzauva, three time in the state polls from the Serchhip constituency.
Case against Mizoram CM for undeclared asset
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