Day 70: Your speech at Indianapolis on Sept 4 stirred a hornet’s nest & embolden the separatist agenda. Your speech changed from ‘Reunification under India’ on Sept 2 at Maryland to ‘Forced to be Under three governments in three different countries’ on Sept 4 at Indianapolis. Did you meet representatives of USAID and also other US State representatives. 

My questions to Mizoram CM Lalduhoma continues @CMOMizoram 

The CM of Mizoram so far is refusing to comment on his speech on Sept 4 in Indianapolis and is getting the media to only focus on his speech on Sept 2 in Maryland.

It is important @AmitShah Centre seeks a report from Mizoram CM on his questionable statements. Failure to question, is akin to being blind to the changing geopolitical intent which started with the conflict in Manipur.

Manipur is burning again because of the rekindling of the separatist agenda.

In your speech in Maryland on September 2, 2024 which is available on DIPR, Mizoram website: You stated:

‘The main objective of ZORO Movement in 1988 was Zo-Reunification within India. Can the ‘Zo’ people in India, Burma and Bangladesh today, aspire to be re-united under India? Looking at the geo-political realities of our time, it may not be so farfetched to think this could be a possibility one day. Perhaps fate has this reunification in store for us in the future. Also, I am not oblivious to the huge responsibility I bear in this regard, towards contributing to making this dream a reality. For now, I can only say that I eagerly await the day and time when the question I have posed above is answered.”

Strangely after this stance at Maryland on Sept 2. You make a completely questionable statement at Indianapolis on Sept 4, 2024 pushing a separatist agenda with his statement stating:

“As I approach the end of my speech, I want to let everyone here know that the primary reason I accepted the invitation to visit the United States is to seek a path towards unity for all of us. We are one people—brothers and sisters—and we cannot afford to be divided or apart from one another. I want us to have the conviction and confidence that one day, through the strength of God, who made us a nation, we will rise together under one leadership to achieve our destiny of nationhood. While a country may have borders, a true nation transcends such limitations. We have been unjustly divided, forced to exist under three different governments in three different countries, and this is something we can never accept.”

Question 1: Mizoram is a part of India. What do you mean by ‘rise together under one leadership to achieve our destiny of nationhood? Do you consider India as the nation or hope for a nation for the Chin-Kuki-Zo people?

Question 2: You speak about forced to exist under three governments in three different countries and this is something we can never accept. You are CM of an Indian state. Do you not accept being a state of India of which you are the CM. Which part of this reality is forced?

Question 3: You were speaking at the CEBC event in Indianapolis. In your statement you refer to them as American citizens. Why would the CM of a state in India be speaking to American citizens espousing the intent of nationhood of the Chin-Kuki-Zo people and also about their existence in India, one the three countries, being forced on the people of your community. Do you see your CM position as an act of force by the Indian government?

Question 4: How is the US going to assist in this idea of nationhood you speak about and about becoming a demographic force, after all you are CM of an Indian state. Why seed a separatist and divisive agenda? 

Question: What changed in your stance from your speech in Maryland on September 2 which appears to be Pro-India but on September 4 the stance changes to be forced to co-exist under three different governments in three different countries, one of which is India, of whom you are CM of a state?

Looking forward to your answers and clarification.