What makes Mizoram’s land laws different from the rest of India? Former CM Zoramthanga explains

There it says in Article 371G, it says that not withstanding anything contained in the Constitution of India, any act made by the Parliament concerning ownership and transfer of land and then cultural as well as religious custom of the mezzos and any case arising out of that and many other things. things are there. These will be given to the power of the legislature of Mizoram, not by the Parliament of India. Therefore, suppose you have millions of rupees, you come to Mizoram and you like to buy a house, you like to buy a little land, you cannot without the permission of the Mizoram government. Because... So other Indians can't buy land in Mizoram, basically. of Len. That power does not belong to the parliament. It belongs to the Mizoram Legislative Assembly or Mizoram government and many other things. And at the same time... If anyone has a tourist, not as a government service, he has to enter Mizoram. He needs a permission, inner line permit, ILP, in order to enter that. And to reside then permanently without the permission of the Mizoram government, they cannot do that. So with that kind of special power, government of India is very generous.