Aizawl: myanmar refugees taking refuge Mizoram After the military coup there in February last year, it would not be allowed to buy land or buildings without the permission of the state government.
The Deputy Commissioners of all the districts of the state have recently issued a notification making it mandatory for the refugees to take the approval of the competent authorities before buying any property here.
This comes weeks after the people of Farkwan, a border village in Champhai district, barred Myanmar refugees from setting up more shops and doing any business there, depending on the items they sell and locally available items. citing a large disparity in prices. Those who had already set up shops were asked to wind up their business and dispose of their goods within a month.
The Deputy Commissioners of all the districts of the state have recently issued a notification making it mandatory for the refugees to take the approval of the competent authorities before buying any property here.
This comes weeks after the people of Farkwan, a border village in Champhai district, barred Myanmar refugees from setting up more shops and doing any business there, depending on the items they sell and locally available items. citing a large disparity in prices. Those who had already set up shops were asked to wind up their business and dispose of their goods within a month.