CDF-Tonzang Demands Return of Weapons After ZRA-EC Camp Raid in Chin State
The CDF-Tonzang has demanded the return of weapons seized by the ZRA-EC during a raid on a PDA camp on 22 March 2026. CDF-Tonzang's Commander-in-Chief, Thang Suan Mung, warned of repercussions if ZRA-EC continues incursions into territory controlled by the Chinland Council. The raid resulted in the seizure of 14 guns, communication equipment, and a drone. Tensions between Chin and Zomi armed groups in northern Chin State persist, with CDF-Tonzang and its allies engaged in local governance efforts.
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On 24 March 2026, CDF-Tonzang's Commander-in-Chief Thang Suan Mung demanded the return of weapons seized by ZRA-EC during a raid on a PDA camp in Tonzang township on 22 March. The raid resulted in ZRA-EC troops seizing 14 guns, communication equipment, and a drone.
CDF-Tonzang warned ZRA-EC to cease incursions into territories controlled by the Chinland Council, threatening a strong response if ignored. Tensions between Chin and Zomi armed groups continue in northern Chin State, where CDF-Tonzang, aligned with the Chinland Council, has been involved in local governance initiatives.
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