India, Aug. 28 -- The Mizoram Assembly on Wednesday passed the Mizoram Prohibition of Beggary Bill, 2025, seeking to curb begging in the state while laying down provisions for rehabilitation of those affected.
The bill was passed after hours of heated debate amid criticism from the opposition members.
Presenting the legislation, social welfare, women and child development minister Lalrinpuii said the law is not only about prohibition but also about building long-term support systems through livelihood opportunities.
"There is a growing concern of possible influx of beggars once the Sairang railway station is operational. This bill is aimed at preventing uncontrolled beggary in the state," she said.
Lalrinpuii expressed concern that Mi...
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