The Mizoram State Project Monitoring Committee — constituted specifically to stop departments from ignoring oversight recommendations — has resolved to summon the department heads who ignored it. A committee to monitor whether this summons is acted upon has not yet been announced but seems structurally inevitable.
In 2024, Mizoram constituted the State Project Monitoring Committee (MSPMC), chaired by Chief Minister Lalduhoma himself, with a singular mandate: ensure government departments implement their projects on time and act on monitoring recommendations. At the MSPMC general body meeting, it emerged that several departments had done precisely the opposite — ignoring recommendations and proceeding at their own pace. The committee has resolved to formally summon the department heads responsible. Mizoram governance has now officially entered recursive territory: the body mandated to enforce departmental compliance is itself forced to escalate against non-compliance with its enforcement. This raises a natural next question — who is monitoring whether the summoned officials actually show up — which the government appears to be working up to.