Thousands of Brus were lodged in the six relief camps since the later part of 1997 after Lalzawmliana, a forest guard of the state Environment and Forest department was gunned down by Bru militants near the Mizoram-Tripura border Persang hamlet inside the Dampa Tiger Reserve on October 21, 1997.
State election department officials admitted that a number of Bru voters enrolled in the relief camps might have returned to Mizoram during the repatriation process which commenced from 2010 till date.
Brus in relief camps eligible to exercise their franchise
Aizawl: At least 11,301 Brus in the six relief camps in neighbouring North Tripura district would be eligible to exercise franchise in the Mizoram assembly polls, scheduled for December four, state Joint Chief Electoral Officer
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