This is the sixth time, including two consecutive terms, that the Congress has come to power in the mountainous state, which shares borders with Myanmar and Bangladesh.
In the Nov 25 Mizoram assembly elections, results of which were declared Monday, the ruling Congress swept 33 of the 40 seats (one seat more than in the outgoing house), leaving five seats to the opposition Mizo National Front (MNF) and one for the Mizoram People's Conference (MPC).
The result of Lawngtlai East constituency was withheld because of defective electronic voting machines at one polling station.
Repolling at the Tialdawngilung polling station is being held Wednesday and counting of votes will be held Thursday.
Mizoram: Lal Thanhawla to re-assume office Saturday
Aizawl: The Congress government led by incumbent Chief Minister Lal Thanhawla will re-assume office for the second successive term Saturday, officials said in the Mizoram capital Wednesday."Mizoram Governor Vakkom B. Purushothaman will administer the oath
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