Aizawl, May 6 (UNI) The state's two largest student organisations - Mizo Zirlai Pawl (MZP) and Mizo Students' Union (MSU) have made a bold decision to go ahead with their plans to collect donations for the homeless residents of Saikhumphai Bawk, albeit strong objection from the powerful Young Mizo Association headquarters.
Expressing deep sorrow and sympathy to the people of Saikhumphai Bawk whose houses were torched by a mob from the neighbouring Vaphai village, MZP president James Thanghmingmawia said at a press conference here today, 'The MZP is obliged to collect donations for our brothers and sisters of Saikhumphai Bawk who are living without home and proper food under the rains.'
Expressing deep sorrow and sympathy to the people of Saikhumphai Bawk whose houses were torched by a mob from the neighbouring Vaphai village, MZP president James Thanghmingmawia said at a press conference here today, 'The MZP is obliged to collect donations for our brothers and sisters of Saikhumphai Bawk who are living without home and proper food under the rains.'