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TOWNSHIP UKHNAK LE MIPHUN IN UKHNAK RAM DINHMUN RUATIN

By Salai Thangte Laizozanniat
Kin Chin miphunpui huap in kin politics fehpuidan sik fangin Tribal Politics in kin buai ber ngio.
Pupa san in kin naihnak ram nai thil tuh kin thupui ber in laar.

1948 kum ah Burma ram din pah Chinland ukdun tuh dan Chinmi upa te in idea fumfe nai cia lo hnakin tun kum 77 kin khim zo tian ram uk tuh dan ah kin buai miahmo lai.

Chinland heh 1948 kum ah Burma ram ding fangin Chin Special Division tiin ding hnak ii.

Chinland heh 1974 kum ah Chin Special Division tihnak Chin State in cang ai, tuntian Chin State ii. Kawl in tu State (Pyi) kin ti lo ai State tahin niam sawn Pyine kin ti ii.

Burma ram ding pan in tuntian Chinland ukdan siik fangin ram heh 9 in khan ai, 1948 kum dung ai khuapui hming pe in Township 9 in kin khan ii.

Township ukhnak siik fangin pupa san in nai cia hnak ram huap in ukdunhnak i lo hnakin tuntian kin buaihnak ber ii.


Town awh bentu miphun te hrang dinhmun pha roh, Town ah thunai ben lo miphun te tu khangso thil lo le hlaihdanhnak phuncang umh de ii.

Santehhnak in Mara miphun ram ciah Thantlang township, Matupi township le Paletwa township ah khan in umh ii. Mara in cia township 3 ai heh ram 1 in cang tuh a daih ii. Hualngo miphun khai Falam township, Tedim township le Tonzang township ah khan sio hnak ram 1 in ding a daih ve.

Zanniat tu Burma ram ding hlan pah Zanniatram heh Falam te in sim ai, Falam hnia ah Sal in uk cia hnak i maanin Burma ram ding pan in tun tian Falam township song ah dah hlen ii.

Hlanlai pupa san in naihnak ram dinhmun sikin Chinland heh ukdunhnak din ta selai tun bangin kin buai tuh lo ii.

Tunah Chinland heh SAC tawng in buai in kin lar napui, SAC acozah com selai Chinland ukdun tuh dan thu ah tunhlan bang pahin Township 9 thotho in ukdun tuh maw, pupa ram dinhmun sikin ukdun tuh maw tihnak kin buaihnak ber i hang.

CNO/CB te tu tunhlan bang pah in Township 9 in uk tuh ciah a daihdan ii. Chinland Council lam in pupa ram dinhmun in kopdun in Federal State din a daih ii.

Miphun in naihnak pupa ram (Indigenous land) huap in Chinland ukdun thil lekhaw ram thu ah kin buaihnak dap ben sio tuh ii. Miphun pakhat in miphun dang vum ah thunaihnak le namnulhnak dap ben tuh.

Chinland heh miphun in dinghnak ram in ukdun thil lekhaw Township khuapui in thu nai tuh lo hang. Zanniatram dinhmun in reel le singkhaw, Falam office in lungkhimhnak kuul lo in Chinland cozah (parliament) ah cangkheng in kuulsamhnak rel thil tuh, ngen thil tuh ii. Zanniatram heh peng dang le miphundang te in thunai thil tuh lo hang ii.

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