Lamka, September 16, 2025: The Mizo National Front - Integration Movement (MNF-IM) has reiterated its demand for the integration of all Mizo-inhabited regions spread across Manipur, Assam, Tripura, and Mizoram. In its official communique, the organization highlighted historical struggles and political neglect that have left the Mizo community divided across different states.
The statement recalled the legacy of the Mizo Zalenna Movement of the 1960s, led by Laldenga, and pointed out that the demand for unification remains unfulfilled despite repeated appeals. The communique noted how past governments, including the Congress, failed to address Mizo aspirations, and accused the present Manipur government of continuing discriminatory practices against Mizo groups such as the Hmar, Kuki, and Zomi.
Citing the May 3, 2023 violence in Manipur as a recent example of the community’s vulnerability, the MNF-IM emphasized the urgency of bringing together all Mizo-inhabited territories under one administrative framework.
The communique also referred to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Mizoram on September 13, 2025, urging him to recognize the sentiments of the Mizo people and take steps towards integration.
The MNF-IM concluded by reaffirming its commitment to pursue peaceful means while rallying support from intellectuals, civil society, and ex-MNF cadres to advance the cause of “Pathian leh Kan Ram Tan” (For God and Our Land).
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