40/2026-2027

Lawngtlai, 27th April 2026: A meeting of the Traffic Enforcement Task Force Committee and Clean Lawngtlai Committee under the Standup Lawngtlai Programme (Tho Law Dir Tuah) was held today at the Chief Executive Member’s Conference Hall. The meeting was chaired by the Deputy Commissioner of Lawngtlai,Shri Donny Lalruatsanga.

In his opening remarks,Shri Donny Lalruatsanga expressed appreciation to all participants. He emphasized the importance of various committees in successfully implementing the Standup Lawngtlai Programme, particularly in the areas of traffic management, cleanliness, and town beautification. He stressed that stronger and more active measures are required in these sectors. He also assured that both the District Administration and LADC would continue to put in their best efforts for the overall development of Lawngtlai town. He further called upon Village Councils (VCs), NGOs, churches, and the general public to actively cooperate with the government.

Shri C. Lalsawmzuala, Chief Executive Member of LADC, stated that efforts must continue to give Lawngtlai a new look and usher in a new phase of development. He highlighted that urban development requires careful planning and a sense of responsibility, urging all concerned stakeholders to contribute their best efforts. He also invited individuals, organizations, localities, and churches to actively participate in the development process.

During the meeting, various strategies for the development of Lawngtlai town were discussed.Shri C. Lawmsangzuala, Sanitation Officer, LADC, delivered a PowerPoint presentation on “Beautification and Zero Waste Corner of Lawngtlai Town.” Smt Margaret J. Vanlalremmawii, DPO, UD&PA, also presented ongoing and proposed initiatives under the Government of Mizoram.

The meeting highlighted the importance of strengthening public awareness on cleanliness and hygiene. It was suggested that Village Councils and YLA should take a proactive role in spreading awareness at the locality level. Emphasis was laid on systematic awareness campaigns, installation of more dustbins, establishment of zero waste corners, fencing, street railings, and construction of public seating areas. Proper signage and organized beautification of important locations, streets, and entry/exit points were also discussed.

On traffic management, presentations were made by Shri David J. Byhnadaolai, Additional Superintendent of Police, and Shri H.C. Vanlalruatpuia, Transport Officer, LADC. Discussions included enforcement of parking regulations, joint inspections to monitor violations, and stricter adherence to traffic rules. It was noted that many drivers lack proper knowledge of traffic regulations, and therefore awareness and stricter licensing processes were deemed necessary.

The issue of motor workshops congesting the town area was also discussed, with a proposal to relocate them to the KMMTP road. The meeting agreed that regular monthly inspections should be carried out to review progress on all initiatives.

The meeting was attended by members of both committees and invited participants. The session concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Shri  K. Lalthanzara, ES, LADC.