Zoram People’s Movement: Know About Mizoram’s ZPM

In a notable political transformation in Mizoram, the Zoram People’s Movement (ZPM), founded by former IPS officer Lalduhoma, is poised for a significant impact in the state’s political landscape. Formed in 2018 as a coalition of six regional parties, the ZPM has emerged as a formidable force, aiming to address various issues facing Mizoram.

Formation of Zoram People’s Movement:

The Zoram People’s Movement came into existence as a coalition of six regional parties, including the Mizoram People’s Conference and Zoram Nationalist Party. These parties later unified under the ZPM banner in 2018, marking a pivotal moment in Mizoram’s political history.

2018 Mizoram Assembly Elections: A Remarkable Debut:

In the 2018 Mizoram Legislative Assembly elections, the ZPM made its electoral debut, positioning itself as an alternative to established players like the Mizo National Front (MNF) and the Indian National Congress (INC). With a focus on reinstating a liquor ban, the party secured victory in 8 out of 40 seats, a significant achievement for the relatively new political entity.

2023 Mizoram Assembly Elections: Anticipation Builds:

Moving to the 2023 Mizoram Assembly Elections, the ZPM has contested all 40 seats, reflecting its confidence and determination. The recent elections, held on November 7, saw an impressive voter turnout exceeding 80 percent. Exit polls suggest that the party is likely to achieve substantial success, potentially winning 28-35 seats out of the total 40.

As Mizoram eagerly awaits the election results scheduled for today, Monday, December 4, ZPM president Lalduhoma expresses confidence in his party securing an absolute majority in the state. The outcome of these elections is poised to shape Mizoram’s political future and the role of the Zoram People’s Movement within it.