Mizoram PCC's DAC to deal with Mara Committee's replies

Aizawl: The Mizoram PCC has entrusted the party's disciplinary action committee (DAC) with the matter pertaining to the replies given by Mara District Congress Committee (MDCC) leaders and four members of district council (MDCs) of the Mara Autonomous District Council (MADC).
State PCC sources said the decision to give the task to the DAC was taken during the meeting of the political affairs committee of the MPCC chaired by its chief Lalsawta on Tuesday.
The PAC had served a showcause notice to the MDCC leaders and four party MDCs to explain why they had joined hands with the Mizo National Front (MNF), its rival in state politics, to form the government in the MADC. The state PCC's PAC, after the party managed to bag only four seats in the election to the 25-member MADC, announced that the Congress respected the mandate of the Mara people that wanted the party MDCs to sit in the opposition.
Defying the party PAC's diktat, the MDCC leaders and the four elected MDCs on May 16 agreed to cobble up a coalition government in the MADC by forming a joint legislature party headed by H Malvina of the Congress.
Aizawl: The Mizoram PCC has entrusted the party's disciplinary action committee (DAC) with the matter pertaining to the replies given by Mara District Congress Committee (MDCC) leaders and four members of district council (MDCs) of the Mara Autonomous District Council (MADC).
State PCC sources said the decision to give the task to the DAC was taken during the meeting of the political affairs committee of the MPCC chaired by its chief Lalsawta on Tuesday.
The PAC had served a showcause notice to the MDCC leaders and four party MDCs to explain why they had joined hands with the Mizo National Front (MNF), its rival in state politics, to form the government in the MADC. The state PCC's PAC, after the party managed to bag only four seats in the election to the 25-member MADC, announced that the Congress respected the mandate of the Mara people that wanted the party MDCs to sit in the opposition.
Defying the party PAC's diktat, the MDCC leaders and the four elected MDCs on May 16 agreed to cobble up a coalition government in the MADC by forming a joint legislature party headed by H Malvina of the Congress.