Mizoram polls: 'BJP will bag 6-8 seats in Mizoram,' says party leader Numal Momin ahead of November 7 polls

Sunday, 5 November 2023
Numal Momin, a Bharatiya Janata Party leader, expressed confidence that the party will perform better in the upcoming Mizoram Assembly elections and win 6-8 seats. He also stated that the party's vote share is expected to increase to 15%. Momin highlighted the BJP's focus on development, including infrastructure, education, healthcare, and communication. He criticized the current government's handling of issues such as poor road conditions, unemployment, and inadequate education in remote areas.

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