Lalduhoma Height, Age, Wife, Family, Biography & More

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Wife: Liansailovi

Age: 74 Years

Hometown: Aizawl

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Real name	Lalduhoma (also spelled as Lalduhawma) ^[1]Indian Express
Profession	Politician
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)	in centimeters- 168 cm in meters- 1.68 m in feet & inches- 5’ 6”
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black
Politics
Political Party	• Indian National Congress (1984-1986) • Zoram Nationalist Party (1997-present)
Political Journey	• In 1984, he joined the Indian National Congress. • In 1984, Lalduhoma contested from Lunglei constituency, but lost. He was appointed as the Vice-Chairman of Mizoram State Planning Board. • In May 1984, he was elected as the president of Mizoram Indian National Congress. • In December 1984, he was elected as an INC candidate from Mizoram constituency. • In 1986, he left Indian National Congress. • In 1997, he joined Mizo National Front as an advisor but soon resigned. • In 1997, he created Mizo National Front (Nationalist), a political party in Mizoram, which was renamed Zoram Nationalist Party. • In 2003, he was elected to Mizoram Legislative Assembly as a Zoram Nationalist Party candidate from Ratua Assembly constituency. • In 2018, along with his party, he joined a coalition party known as the Zoram People's Movement (ZPM) and was declared as the Chief Ministerial candidate. Later, as ZPM was not registered with Election commission of India, he contested as an independent candidate. He was elected in two constituencies, Aizawl West I and Serchhip, and chose to represent Serchhip and won the elections. • In 2018, he was elected as leader of the opposition bench of the Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) in the Mizoram Legislative Assembly. Later, ZPM got registered. • In November 2020, the Speaker officially disqualified him from the legislature. • In April 2021,he won the Serchip's assembly by elections. • In December 2023, he contested as a ZNP candidate from Serchhip and became the MLA and on 8 December 2023, he was appointed as the Chief Minister of Mizoram.
Awards	On 11 November 2023, he was awarded the Pride of Nation Award by the Governor of Mizoram.
Personal Life
Date of Birth	22 February 1949 (Tuesday)
Age (as of 2023)	74 Years
Birthplace	Tualpui, Mizoram
Zodiac sign	Pisces
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Nationality	Indian
Hometown	Aizawl
School	• Khawzawl Elementary School • Government GM Higher Secondary School, Champhai
College/University	North Eastern Hill University (Nehu), Shillong, Meghalaya (1976)
Educational Qualification	a bachelors of Arts degree with distinction from North Eastern Hill University (Nehu), Shillong, Meghalaya. ^[2]My Neta
Religion	Christianity ^[3]Hindustan Times
Food Habit	Non-vegetarian
Address	House no -C-11/10, Chawlhhmun, Aizawl, Mizoram
Hobbies	Gardening, Fishing, Reading, Writing Articles
Controversies	The first MP to be disqualified: On 24 November 1988, Lalduhoma was disqualified by the Lok Sabha Speaker and became the first MP to be disqualified under the anti-defection law in India as he quit the party which he represented. In an interview, talking about his disqualification, he said, "I am proud of my first defection, of that decision... [because it was] for the cause of peace in my state, because the peace process was getting delayed." ^[4]The Telegraph The first MLA to be disqualified: Lalduhoma was disqualified by the speaker of the Mizoram legislative assembly as he served as leader of ZPM party while being elected as an independent candidate. In an interview, Lalduhoma talked about the disqualification and claimed that his party (ZPM) was not registered that is why he contested as an independent candidate, and said, "I contested as independent because the registration of my party ZPM was not complete... The law is to punish defectors who join another party but I have remained faithful to the ZPM. My case is unprecedented in India." ^[5]The Economic Times
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	15 August 1972
Family
Wife/Spouse	Liansailovi (homemaker)
Children	Son- 2 Daughter- None
Parents	Father- Vaisanga (farmer) Mother- Kaichhingi (homemaker)
Siblings	He has four siblings.
Style Quotient
Car Collection	• Maruti Wagon R • Jeep • Renault Duster
Money Factor
Assets/Properties	Movable Assets Cash worth Rs. 5,00,000 Deposits in Banks worth Rs. 84,07,837 Motor Vehicles worth Rs. 14,14,900 Immovable Assets Agricultural Land worth Rs. 88,00,000 Non-Agricultural Land worth Rs. 1,17,00,000 Residential Buildings worth Rs. 95,00,000 ^[6]My Neta
Net Worth (approx.)	Rs 3,81,68,255 ^[7]My Neta

Some Lesser Known Facts About Lalduhoma

Lalduhoma is an Indian politician and a former Indian Police Service officer. Lalduhoma is the founder and president of the Zoram Nationalist Party, a regional political party in Mizoram. In December 2023, he became the 6th Chief Minister of Mizoram.

He earned a Bachelor of Arts from North Eastern Hill University (Nehu) in Shillong, Meghalaya, in 1976. During that time, he was also employed at Chief Minister C. Chhunga’s office and attended the college during the evening. He worked as an assistant in the chief minister’s office up until 1977.

Before he pursued his graduation, he was already married to Liansailovi and had children so he spent his free time making books, making chalet tiang, collecting water bottles and doing whatever he could to earn more money while pursuing graduation.

After graduation, he started preparing for the Indian civil services examinations in Shillong and passed it in 1977. He was first posted to Delhi. After completing his one-year training in Delhi, he was posted to Goa as a squad leader to crush lawbreaking hippies and smugglers. To do that, he decided to live like a hippie and stay among them for some time. He lived with the hippies and spent his days doing the activities as they did for a month and finally was able to catch them. His bold approach grabbed the attention of numerous national media outlets, earning him significant recognition.

Due to his stint in Goa, Lalduhoma was given a promotion, and he became the Deputy Commissioner of Police and was transferred to serve as security in charge of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in New Delhi in 1982.

In 1982, he was appointed as the secretary of the organising committee of the 1982 Asian Games; Rajiv Gandhi was the chairman was the chairman.

In 1984, he left the Indian Police Service to become a politician and joined the Indian National Congress. According to Lalduhoma, the major reasons for his resignation were to free Mizoram from the slavery of conflict to free Mizoram from poverty and to create Economic Independence through the New Government System. Later, he was called upon by Indira Gandhi’s ministry to resolve the insurgency by negotiating with the Mizo National Front (a regional political party formed to revolt against the Government of India aimed at establishing a sovereign nation-state for the Mizo people) leader Pu Laldenga. ^[8]Times of Mizoram

He convinced Laldenga to have peace talks with the Indian government when he visited him in London. Additionally, he compelled Laldenga to convey to the Mizo people that the Indian National Congress was the key player in the peace process.

In 1984, after the Indian National Congress won 19 of the 30 seats in the Mizoram assembly, there were speculations that it was Lalduhoma who convinced MNF leader Laldenga to influence people and convince them to vote for Congress. In an interview, when the chief minister, Lalthanhawla, was asked whether the rumours were true or not he did not deny any rumours and said,

Lalduhawma, a prominent member of our party, had gone to London to meet Laldenga and taped an interview with him but the party high command had nothing to do with it.” ^[9]India Today

In 1984, he was appointed as Vice-Chairman of the Mizoram State Planning Board by the Governor of Mizoram at the request of Indira Gandhi. On 31 May 1984, he was appointed as President of the Mizoram Indian National Congress. Lalduhoma actively participated in various national and international forums including Friends of the Soviet Union, Indo-Mongolian Society, and the Iran-Irag Conflict.

In 1984, he made arrangements for Ladenga to return to India. On October 31, Laldenga and Indira Gandhi were supposed to meet in the afternoon, but that morning, Gandhi was assassinated.

In 1985, he led a goodwill mission to the USSR and Estonia and also participated as a resource person in seminars and training organised by the Research and Training Wing of Parliament.

In 1986, he gave up his seat in parliament and his position as president of the ruling party as he was given the responsibility to lead a peace effort to end the two-decade-long insurgency in Mizoram in 1986. He was appointed the chairman of the peace committee established by the state’s nongovernmental organizations and all parties. In recognition of his sacrifices for the cause of peace, he was awarded an Honorary PhD degree by the Viswa Unnayan Samsad.

Later, in the same year, he quit the Indian National Congress and due to that, he became the first Member of Parliament to be disqualified under the anti-defection law in India.

In 1986, Lalduhoma formed the Action for Peace Committee with the backing of the Students’ Joint Action Committee and many political parties. Lalduhoma found out that the state administration was the reason behind the postponement of the peace negotiations when he was in New Delhi; therefore along with his committee, he organized public protests in early June and a widespread hunger strike on June 23 to demand the resignation of the entire ministry. The protests forced peace negotiations, which resulted in the signing of the Mizoram Peace Accord on June 30.
Lalduhoma addressing the people during the protests in 1986