The Mizo National Front (MNF) has expressed profound grief and condemnation following the tragic death of Mrs Zosangkim Hmar, a 31-year-old mother of three, in what it describes as a heinous crime by "Meitei miscreants" in Zairawn village, Jiribam District, on the night of November 7. According to the MNF's press release, the attack included an attack on the village and the assault and murder of Mrs. Zosangkim, wife of Mr. Ngurthansang Hmar. The press release cited that Zosangkimi was molested and burned alive by the perpetrators.
In its statement, the MNF extended condolences to Mrs. Zosangkim's family, including her husband and young children, Franky Lalchawisang (3), Victoria Laldomawi (9), and Lalringdik (7). "We pray for the departed soul of Mrs. Zosangkim Hmar and extend our condolences to her family. May they find strength and comfort in this difficult time," the release read.
Reflecting on this and other recent acts of violence, the MNF described the incident as a major setback to hopes of peace and co-existence in the region. The party called for urgent action to bring those responsible to justice,
The MNF also called for unity and resilience among Zo people worldwide, urging them to come together in solidarity during these challenging times. "This is a time for all Zo people to stand together in commitment to brotherhood and resilience," the statement emphasized, reiterating the MNF's commitment to peaceful collaboration and community support...
In its statement, the MNF extended condolences to Mrs. Zosangkim's family, including her husband and young children, Franky Lalchawisang (3), Victoria Laldomawi (9), and Lalringdik (7). "We pray for the departed soul of Mrs. Zosangkim Hmar and extend our condolences to her family. May they find strength and comfort in this difficult time," the release read.
Reflecting on this and other recent acts of violence, the MNF described the incident as a major setback to hopes of peace and co-existence in the region. The party called for urgent action to bring those responsible to justice,
The MNF also called for unity and resilience among Zo people worldwide, urging them to come together in solidarity during these challenging times. "This is a time for all Zo people to stand together in commitment to brotherhood and resilience," the statement emphasized, reiterating the MNF's commitment to peaceful collaboration and community support...
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