Aizawl, Sep 24 Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Thursday assured the newly constituted State Human Rights Commission of government support, particularly for meeting its immediate manpower and resource requirements, an official statement said.
Lalduhoma met the chairperson and members of the Mizoram State Human Rights Commission at his office here and assured them that their requirements for discharging their responsibilities would be considered on priority.
Commission Chairperson Justice Marli Vankung thanked the chief minister for appointing the first members of the commission and said the body was committed to functioning with dedication.
The right panel has already received three complaints, she said.
Vankung also apprised the chief minister of the commission’s manpower and resource requirements as it begins functioning.
She expressed appreciation for the interaction with the chief minister, the statement said.
Justice Marli Vankung, former judge of the Gauhati High Court, along with Vanlalenmawia, a retired Mizoram Judicial Service (MJS) officer and a retired IAS officer K Lal Nghinglova were sworn in as chairperson and members of the Mizoram State Human Rights Commission by Governor Vijay Kumar Singh on July 29.
(PTI News)
