Bulgarian parliamentary election, 1966: The 416 candidates of Bulgaria's Fatherland Front, 280 of whom were members of the Bulgarian Communist Party and 99 for the affiliated Bulgarian National Agrarian Union,[REF] and all of whom were unopposed, won overwhelming approval, with a reported 5,744,072 yes votes against only 2,089 against them.
Pu Laldenga and other leaders of the Mizo National Front (MNF) planned an uprising to take place on March 1.