Kamalanagar, April 24, 2018: The 10th CADC General Election held on 20th April 2018 resulted in a hung Council with no single party securing absolute majority. Counting of votes was conducted today. The MNF secured 8 seats, the INC 7 and the BJP 5, out of the 20 seats with election to one being withheld by the Gauhati High Court Aizawl Bench following challenge of the decision of the Returning Officer to declare Kali Kumar Tongchangya, INC candidate of 18-Fultuli constituency winner uncontested. The Returning Officer rejected the nomination of Dg. Samir Tongchangya, MNF candidate of 18-Fultuli on the ground that his seconder was a government servant under CADC. Continue reading
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CADC is going to poll on 20th April
Kamalanagar, March 23, 2018: ย General Election to 10th CADC has been notified today with polling to be held on 20th April 2018. The notification came a day after the dissolution of the current Executive Committee of CADC.
The schedule of the election process is given below: Continue reading
Governor Dissolves Executive Committee of 9th CADC for the second time
Kamalanagar, March 22, 2018: The Governor of Mizoram dissolved the 9th Chakma Autonomous District Council today for a second time. This happened within a period of about eight months. Continue reading
CADC to seek extension of the current term by 5 months and 23 days
Kamalanagar, February 09, 2018: In an emergency Session of CADC held today an official resolution moved by Dg. Amarsmriti Chakma, Executive Member seeking to extend the current term of the 9th District Council by 5 months and 23 days was passed with all the Members present voting in favour of the resolution except Dg. H. Amaresh Chakma, MDC of the opposition MNF party who choose to walk out in protest.
Amit Kumar Chakma sworn-in as new CEM, CADC
Kamalanagar, November 9, 2017: Dg. Amit Kumar Chakma, MDC was sworn-in as Chief Executive Member, Chakma Autonomous District Council today following the approval received from the Governor, Mizoram on his stake of claim to the office of the CEM.
Agenda points for discussion in the meeting of the 3 ADCs
The following agenda points were submitted for discussion in the meeting of the three Autonomous District Councils of Mizoram, to the Under Secretary, Govt. of Mizoram.
Floor test on โno confidence motionโ against the incumbent CEM, CADC conducted; Motion sustained by majority votes
Kamalanagar, July 10, 2017: Floor test on โNo Confidence Motionโ against the incumbent CEM of Chakma Autonomous District Council Dg. Kali Kumar Tongchangya , was conducted successfully in a special session convened under the instruction of the Governor, Mizoram and the motion was sustained with majority of votes.
Governorโs rule imposed on CADC
Kamalanaga, July 4, 2017: Invoking para 16(2) and para 20BB of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India the Governor finally assumed the power and functions of CADC by an order issued dated 4th July, 2017 while at the same time instructed the Deputy Commissioner, Lawngtlai District, who will act on his behalf, to ensure a free and fair floor test of the Chakma Autonomous District Council within a week.
CEM Revoked Order Of Appointment, Service Regularization, Pay Upgradation, etc.
Kamalanagar, 25 June 2017: The CEM, CADC Dg. Kali Kumar Tongchangya revoked orders of appointment, service regularization, promotion, service transfer and pay upgradation of as many as 84 persons mostly signed by the in-charge CEM Dg. Purnamuni Chakma.
The orders so signed by the in-charge CEM were done under normal charge and no authorization was taken from the incumbent CEM, said Dg. KK Tongchangya.
Rajnath Singhโs Parva Visit Cancelled
Kamalanagar, 14 June, 2017: Incessant rain and bad weather forced cancellation of Union Home Minister Shri Rajnath Singhโs visit to Parva village on 13th June.
It would have been his maiden visit to CADC. District administration officials including the DC, SP, Sr. Medical Officer, EE (PHE), SDO (P&E), SDO (C), Chawngte and District Project Coordinator (SSA) with their subordinate staff reached Parva on 11 June amidst heavy and incessant rain. Some 20 vehicles of the civil administration and of the arm forces who were heading to Parva to attend the programme got stuck on the stretch of road between Devasora โSโ and Parva. Land slide and slippery road made it impossible for any vehicle to pass. The land removers put into service were of no help.
