Tribals Sheltered In Tripura Camp

The Election Commission is yet to decide whether Mizoram's Reang tribals, who have been living in relief camps in Tripura for the past 18 years, should be included in Mizoram's electoral list or not, an official said today.

Reang tribal refugees, sheltered in seven camps in Tripura for the past 17 years after fleeing from their villages in neighboring Mizoram, on Tuesday began casting their votes through postal ballots for the Lok Sabha polls in the north eastern state, officials said.

Reang tribal refugees, sheltered in seven camps in Tripura for the past 16 years, on Tuesday began casting their votes through postal ballots for the assembly polls in Mizoram, officials said.

The Election Commission is yet to decide whether Mizoram's Reang tribals, who have been living in relief camps in Tripura for the past 18 years, should be included in Mizoram's electoral list or not, an official said today.

Reang tribal refugees, sheltered in seven camps in Tripura for the past 17 years after fleeing from their villages in neighboring Mizoram, on Tuesday began casting their votes through postal ballots for the Lok Sabha polls in the north eastern state, officials said.

Reang tribal refugees, sheltered in seven camps in Tripura for the past 16 years, on Tuesday began casting their votes through postal ballots for the assembly polls in Mizoram, officials said.