NEW DELHI — The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has chargesheeted 10 accused in an arms-and-explosives seizure case in Mizoram connected with Myanmar-based insurgent groups, according to an official statement issued on Friday. All 10 accused have been charged with active involvement in the arms, ammunition and explosives trafficking network operating on the Indo-Myanmar border, the statement said. The chargesheet, filed before the special NIA court in Aizawl, identified the accused as Lalrintluanga, Laldinpuia, Zoremsanga, Lalbiaktluanga, Lalrinsanga, Zothanmawia, Henry Siangnuna, J Rohlupuia, Laldinsanga and David Lalramsanga. The accused include some Myanmar-based absconders, said the statement issued by the NIA. The case was registered in May 2022 following the seizure of a large quantity of explosives, firearms and ammunition from two vehicles on the outskirts of Kelsih village located within the Kulikawn police station limits in Aizawl district. Four occupants of the vehicles were taken into custody. NIA investigations have revealed a conspiracy by Myanmar-based insurgents, along with their associates, in their country as well as in Mizoram to procure arms etc. to support the armed struggle of the militia groups fighting against the existing regime in Myanmar, the statement said. They had entered a conspiracy with Aizawl-based Myanmar national Lalrinsanga to...