Mizoram Elections: Mizo National Front (MNF) denies alliance with BJP

Aizawl: The Mizo National Front (MNF), which has been under flame from other political parties for supposedly being near the BJP for an alliance, on Tuesday said it didn't have any discretionary alliance with the saffron party and could never go for one as the belief systems of the two parties are contradictory".

There was additionally zero chance of a post-survey collusion between the MNF and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) or an alliance in case of a hung Assembly, MNF senior VP Tawnluia said amid a gathering in Khawzawl town on the Mizoram-Myanmar border.

"The MNF is for protecting Christianity, but will never condone Hindutva," he said.

Tawnluia included that the Congress had shaped an alliance with the BJP to be in power in the Chakma Autonomous District Council (CADC) since May last and the Zoram People's Movement's (ZPM) CM candidate, Lalduhoma, had framed a coalition with the saffron party prior.

The Congress needed to openly report that it was not anymore a partner of the BJP in the independent board for the ethnic Chakma individuals that practiced authoritative, official and legal controls over the designated offices in its domain spread more than 1,500 sq. km.

The election to the 20-member CADC on April 20 had hurled a cracked order with the MNF getting eight seats, the Congress six and the BJP five. The poll for one seat was remained by the Gauhati High Court.

The conventional national rivals- the BJP and the Congress - later framed an alliance to stake guarantee to shape the executive committee of the tribal council. The alliance, be that as it may, confronted a misfortune after some Congress individuals pulled back help to the BJP-led CADC.

The MNF has been blamed for being near the saffron party as it is a constituent of the BJP-led North East Democratic Alliance (NEDA). Other political parties, particularly the Congress, has affirmed that the MNF has a secret comprehension with the BJP.

Both the BJP and the MNF are challenging all the 40 situates in the November 28 Mizoram Assembly elections, the results of which will be declared on December 11.

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